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News Release from: Moeller Electric | Subject: F and G LD71 RCBO
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 30 October 2001

Compact overcurrent and earth leakage
protection

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The new F and G LD71 RCBO from Moeller Electric, provides protection against overcurrents and earth leakage faults from within a single unit the same width and profile as a standard MCB.

The new F and G LD71 RCBO from Moeller Electric, provides protection against overcurrents and earth leakage faults from within a single unit the same width and profile as a standard MCB The new module's unique compact construction enables far more devices to be fitted into a distribution board than previously possible, and it can simply replace existing MCBs when upgrading a board

Designed for use in domestic, commercial and industrial distribution systems, F and G's LD71 is configured as 1 pole plus a solid neutral.

The device's flying neutral lead brings further space savings.

Colour coded toggles indicate the unit's rating at a glance, in line with the rest of the F and G circuit protection devices.

The new LD71 RCBO is available in a wide range of current ratings from 6A to 40A, 240V AC.

A choice of earth leakage sensitivities, covering 10, 30, 100 and 300mA, makes the LD71 ideal for a host of applications.

The comprehensive range of accessories for the LD71 comprises: a shunt trip release; auxiliary switch; tripping signal switch; and residual current tripping module.

The unit complies with IEC/EN61009, and displays type B, C and D characteristics.

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