MERLIN GERIN 24201
The MERLIN GERIN 24201 C60N is a thermal-magnetic circuit breaker from the C60 range, rated for 10 A, 2 poles and 415 V.
Its precise reference and specifications allow you to compare the product with your installation requirements or the markings on the device to be replaced.
Product details
Looking for a MERLIN GERIN C60N circuit breaker with reference 24201? This model from the C60 range is a thermal-magnetic circuit breaker with the following specified characteristics: 10 A, 2 poles and 415 V. These details help identify the product and prepare your selection based on the needs of the circuit concerned.
- Brand: MERLIN GERIN.
- Product reference: 24201.
- Range: C60.
- Model designation: C60N.
- Protection type: thermal-magnetic circuit breaker.
- Rating: 10 A.
- Number of poles: 2.
- Rated voltage: 415 V.
Thermal-magnetic protection for the circuit
A thermal-magnetic circuit breaker combines thermal protection against overloads with magnetic protection against short circuits. It thus serves to interrupt the circuit when an overcurrent causes it to trip. To select this model, the 10 A rating, the 2-pole configuration and the rated voltage must be checked against the installation. These data constitute selection criteria: by themselves, they are not sufficient to establish that the device is suitable for all circuits.
Identifying a reference for a replacement
As part of a maintenance operation or replacement, start by noting the reference and markings on the existing device. Compare them with the MERLIN GERIN C60N 24201 designation and the key points presented above. The C60 designation indicates the range, while the 24201 reference allows you to target the specific product you are looking for more precisely. Therefore, do not rely solely on the range name to validate your choice: have the suitability of the circuit breaker checked against the technical requirements of the circuit before any installation.
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