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DLS 6h B06-1
for commercial sector applications, B characteristic, 6 kA
Article No. 09914019

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Function
An important stipulation of DIN VDE 0100 is to protect cables, lines and installation devices from overload and short-circuits. This
requirement can be met using miniature circuit-breakers (MCBs). In industrial installations and also in commercial buildings, they often
take on additional protection of equipment and devices where there are usually higher requirements than when used in residential
buildings. Miniature circuit-breakers utilise both the magnetic and heat eect of the electrical current. If the current jumps to a value that
is too high when a short-circuit occurs, the MCB interrupts the circuit using the magnetic eld of an energised coil. The heat that develops
when there is continuous overload causes the bimetal to warp, which trips the breaker. The miniature circuit-breaker series DLS 6 has a
wide selection of dierent types for a number of application areas. In addition to switches for residential and purpose-built buildings, it
also contains switches for industrial applications. The compact design provides lots of space for the wiring and the large clamping area,
as well as the option of using conventional wiring rails for easy processing. The series also has a large, folding label window and a clearly
labelled display for the operating status. A number of additional devices, such as undervoltage or operating current trips and auxiliary
and fault indicator switches, make universal use of the miniature circuit-breakers possible. The DLS 6h design for workshops has a rated
short-circuit connection and disconnection capacity of 6 kA designed for distribution board and nal circuits and a large selection of rated
currents in characteristics B and C. Miniature circuit-breakers with characteristic B ensure standard protection for lighting and socket
circuits. As their short-circuit trip is three to ve times the rated current, they should not be used to fuse-protect load circuits with high
switch-on currents. They replace the former L or H characteristic.
Features
rated switching capacity for use in residential buildings, screw terminals with strain-relief clamps with wide terminal cross-section range
for rail and line wiring on both connection sides, designs with one, two and three poles, 1+N, 3+N, stacked rated current series of 1 A 63 A, special quick fastening for removal of multiple miniature circuit-breakers from the bottom or top interconnection, large, folding
label window for a secure hold and protection of the label, use of conventional wiring rails, ON/OFF switch position indicator on the switch
toggle, accessories retro-ttable on the right, labelling software free of charge
Mounting
quick fastening to mounting rail, any installation position
Applications
suitable for use in power supplies for residential and purpose-built buildings or buildings for commercial use
Accessories
Labelling software for DLS 6, DFS 2/4, DHi 3, DHi 4, DHi 5, DHi 6, DHi 8, DHi-S10, DHi-S11, DASA 24, DASA 230, DUSA 230, Label sheet
DLS 6
Technical Data
Series
Number of poles
Tripping characteristic
Adjustment range of overload tripping
Adjustment range of short-circuit tripping
Tripping factor over frequency band
Test current factor tripping electromagnetic
Test current multiplier, trip, thermal
Test current factor retaining electromagnetic
Test current factor retaining thermal

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DLS 6h B06-1
DLS 6h
1
B
1.13 ... 1.45
3 ... 5
1.5 at DC; 1.1 at 100 Hz; 1.2 at 200 Hz; 1.3 at 300 Hz; 1.4 at 400 Hz
5
1.45
3
1.13

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