Schurter T11 Circuit Breaker Product Data Sheet


Schurter T11 Circuit Breaker Product Data Sheet - cover page
Brand
SCHURTER
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
7
File format
PDF
File size
1.3 MB
Published
10 July, 2012
Updated
19 July, 2012
MD5 checksum
260A5E052818162AAB9DF6E47DC346B5

About this manual

The Schurter T11 series consists of small, single-pole push-to-reset overload protective devices designed to protect equipment, wiring, transformers, power supplies, and motors. The units feature a superior latch-type trip mechanism that maintains high contact force until tripping, preventing electrical noise and reducing the risk of contact welding.

The overload sensing utilizes a thermal bimetal element, making the device immune to high inrush currents and line transients. All T11 units are positively trip-free, meaning contacts will open during an overload and remain open without requiring manual reset. The series offers various mounting styles including threaded neck, snap-in, and drop-in types with soldering pins for PCB mounting.

What's inside

  • Product description
  • Available options
  • Special features
  • Applications
  • Effect of ambient temperature
  • Tripping characteristics
  • Technical data
  • Approvals
  • Order code
  • Construction variants

Specifications

Rated current range0.05 A to 16 A
Trip mechanism typeLatch type thermal
Overload sensing methodThermal bimetal
Trip characteristicPositively trip-free
Rated voltage DC24; 32; 48 V
Permissible ambient temperature-5°C to +60°C
Weightapprox. 10g

Frequently asked questions

What is the trip mechanism type for the T11 series?

The trip mechanism is of the superior latch type.

Is the T11 circuit breaker immune to inrush currents?

Yes, it uses a thermal bimetal for overload sensing which makes it immune to high inrush currents and line transients.

What are the available mounting styles?

The T11 series offers threaded neck type, snap-in type, and drop-in type with soldering pins for PCB mounting.

What is the rated current range?

Rated currents can be specified from 0.05 A to 16 A.

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