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The SCHURTER 5500.2640.07 is a miniature circuit breaker designed for panel mounting with a single-pole configuration. It features a rated voltage of 240 VAC and a rated current of 1 A. The device operates within an ambient temperature range of -25 °C to +70 °C at full load. It complies with IEC 60898-1 standards and carries UL and CSA approvals. The unit utilizes a toggle switch mechanism for manual operation and offers thermal-magnetic tripping characteristics suitable for protecting circuits against overload and short-circuit conditions.
Verify the specific ordering code matches the required current rating and voltage class before purchase. Confirm that the mounting style and terminal type align with the intended panel design. Ensure compliance with local regulatory requirements for the installation environment. Check for any specific certification marks required by the end-use application region.
Select this component based on the circuit's nominal current and maximum operating voltage. Consider the breaking capacity required for potential short-circuit currents in the system. Evaluate the environmental conditions, such as temperature extremes, to ensure reliable operation within the specified range. Verify compatibility with existing panel mounting dimensions and terminal connections.
This model belongs to SCHURTER's series of miniature circuit breakers designed for general-purpose overcurrent protection. These devices are engineered for reliability in various industrial and commercial applications. The series emphasizes compact sizing and robust mechanical durability. They serve as critical safety components in electrical systems requiring precise circuit interruption capabilities.
When substituting this part, ensure the replacement meets or exceeds the original rated current and voltage specifications. Verify that the new component adheres to the same safety standards and certifications. Check physical dimensions and mounting hole patterns for mechanical compatibility. Confirm that the tripping curve matches the protection requirements of the protected circuit.