Tauler RCD 1x16A

An RCD (Residual Current Device) is an electrical safety device designed to detect residual current leaks to ground and quickly cut off power. Its main function is to protect people from potentially fatal electric shocks.

This RCD has a rated current of 16 amperes (16A). This means it is designed to operate in circuits where the normal current does not exceed 16 amperes.

No, an RCD is not a circuit breaker in the traditional sense. While a circuit breaker protects against current overloads and short circuits, an RCD is specifically designed to protect against electric shocks by detecting earth leakage currents. It is often used alongside a circuit breaker for complete protection.

Yes, the PAN RCD 1X16A is a product from the BEP brand, known for its marine electrical equipment. It is designed for use in nautical applications, providing essential protection against electric shocks in marine environments.

This RCD is manufactured by BEP, a leader in power management and distribution solutions for marine applications.

This RCD is designed for alternating current (AC) systems. Residual Current Devices (RCDs) are used to detect current leakage in AC circuits.

This product is manufactured in New Zealand (NZ).

This RCD is designed for panel mounting. It is flush-mounted in an electrical panel or control panel.

Yes, RCDs are generally equipped with a test button. It is recommended to test the RCD regularly by pressing this button to ensure it is functioning correctly and trips as intended.

No, the PAN RCD 1X16A is a residual current device (RCD) and does not protect against overcurrent or short circuits. Its function is specifically to detect earth leakage currents. For complete protection, it must be used in conjunction with a circuit breaker that handles overcurrent and short circuits.

This RCD is designed to operate with a supply voltage of 230V AC. It is important to ensure that your system's voltage matches this specification for safe and correct operation.

No, this RCD is specifically designed for 230V AC systems. It is not compatible with 110V AC systems.

Yes, as a BEP product, the PAN RCD 1X16A is designed to integrate into BEP marine electrical distribution systems. It can be combined with other BEP circuit breakers and panels to create a complete and secure electrical system.

Yes, an RCD is typically installed upstream of a group of circuits or a distribution panel to protect all circuits connected to it against earth leakage faults. It can therefore protect multiple downstream circuits.

Yes, BEP products are generally covered by the manufacturer's warranty. For specific details regarding the duration and warranty conditions, please refer to the information provided by the manufacturer or retailer at the time of purchase.