Clipsal RCBE220/30S Resi MAX RCBO Slim 1PN 20A C Curve 30mA Type A

Description

Combined overcurrent and earth-leakage protection in one slim DIN-rail module.

The Clipsal RCBE220/30S is a Resi MAX RCBO (residual current breaker with overcurrent protection) rated 20A with a C curve trip characteristic and 30mA Type A earth-leakage sensitivity. Built to the slim single-module footprint of the Resi MAX SLIM range, it combines circuit-breaker and safety-switch protection in the space of one MCB, so more devices fit on the same DIN rail.

Key Features

• Combined RCBO: overcurrent protection plus 30mA Type A residual current protection
• 20A rated current, C curve trip characteristic
• 4.5kA breaking capacity
• 1P + N, single-module slim design for the Resi MAX SLIM Comb busbar system
• ON/OFF locking with trip-free mechanism
• Line connection from top or bottom for installation flexibility
• Compliant with AS/NZS 61009
• DIN rail mount, clip-on

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Why it Matters

Two protections, one module
An RCBO does the job of a circuit breaker and a safety switch in a single device, protecting against both overcurrent and earth leakage without needing separate components taking up extra DIN rail space.

Built for fast installation
The slim single-module design pairs with the Resi MAX SLIM Comb busbar for installation up to 10 times faster than individually wired circuits, and top-or-bottom line connection gives installers flexibility on site.

Type A protection
Type A earth-leakage sensing detects both AC and pulsating DC fault currents, giving broader protection than standard AC-type RCDs for the mixed loads found in modern Australian homes.

Australian standard compliance
Built to AS/NZS 61009, the RCBE220/30S is compliant for use in residential switchboards across Australia.

What does RCBO mean?
RCBO stands for residual current breaker with overcurrent protection, combining the functions of a circuit breaker and a residual current device (safety switch) in one unit.

What's the difference between Type A and standard RCD protection?
Type A RCDs sense both AC and pulsating DC earth-leakage currents, while standard AC-type RCDs sense AC only. Type A gives wider protection for equipment like variable-speed drives and electronic loads.

Can this be top or bottom fed?
Yes. The RCBE220/30S supports line connection from either the top or the bottom, giving installers flexibility to suit the switchboard layout.