| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Schneider Electric Industries Sas |
| Product Type | Circuit Breaker/Switch-disconnector |
| Size | Compact |
| Model | Nsx 100F |
| Rated Voltage (Ui) | 800 V |
| Impulse Voltage (Uimp) | 8 Kv |
| Frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Category | Cat A |
| Standard Compliance | IEC/EN 60947-2 |
| Rated Current (Ir) | 11/16A |
| Rated Short Circuit Breaking Capacity (Im) | 190A |
| Time/Temperature Characteristic (Tm) | 16 D |
| Rated Current at 40°C | 16A/40°C |
| Part Number | K13515 |
| Product Code | 100 F |
| Reference Number | Tc13441 |
| Weight | 1.850 Kg |
| Ref No | 80015 |
| Additional Codes | Lv429637 10005515, K13515, 4Nkg0235889, 994076C, 994152C |
Main Characteristics
Multifunction Protection: The NSX 100F provides both overload and short-circuit protection, safeguarding electrical installations and avoiding damage to the equipment that is connected to it.
Modular Design: The NSX 100F is a product of the Schneider Electric NSX series and is easily compatible with other Schneider Electric products, offering an adjustable and expandable industrial electrical protection solution.
High Performance: The NSX 100F is designed to operate effectively in high-load situations, providing consistent protection even under the most extreme conditions.
Compact and Efficient: In contrast to its high-powered performance, the NSX 100F has a compact size, which makes it simple to install in small areas without sacrificing its performance.
Long Lifecycle: Supported by advanced thermal and magnetic trip technology, the NSX 100F ensures long-term reliability, reducing maintenance and prolonging your electrical systems’ lifespan.
Easy to Use: Its intuitive interface provides for easy installation, operation, and maintenance, saving professionals time and effort.
Applications of the Schneider NSX 100F Circuit Breaker
The Schneider NSX 100F Circuit Breaker/Switch-Disconnector is extensively applied in numerous sectors, including:
Industrial Plants: Protecting machinery and electrical systems.
Building Infrastructure: Protecting electrical systems for commercial and residential buildings.
Renewable Energy Systems: Guarding solar panels, wind turbines, and other green technologies.
Power Distribution Systems: Employed in the distribution of electrical power through grids.
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