Schneider Electric Acti9 iMX tripping unit 48VAC

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The Acti9 iMX working current trigger from Schneider Electric is a reliable solution for the remote control of circuit breakers and residual current devices. With an operating voltage of 48V AC and DC, this device offers flexible application in various electrical systems. The isolation voltage of 400V ensures safe usage, while the rated current of 63A allows for high performance. The trigger is designed to activate when voltage is applied to the coil contacts, enabling precise control and monitoring of electrical systems. Reconnection is only possible when the voltage is no longer present, providing additional safety. Installation is straightforward on a DIN rail, making it easy to integrate into existing systems.

  • Operating voltage of 48V AC/DC for versatile applications
  • Isolation voltage of 400V for increased safety
  • Rated current of 63A for high performance
  • Easy installation on DIN rail for hassle-free setup.

Key specifications

number of poles
4

General information

Item number
11602351
Manufacturer
Schneider Electric
Category
Residual-current device
Manufacturer No.
A9A26477
Release date
9.8.2019

Circuit Breaker Features

number of poles
4
Rated current
63 A
Rated voltage
48 V
voltage type
AC/DC
Insulation voltage (Ui)
400 V

Origin

Country of origin
Belgium

Sustainability

Manufacturer commitment
RE100, SBTi

Voluntary climate contribution

CO₂ emissions
18.08 kg
Climate contribution
CHF 0.43

30-day right of return
24 Months Warranty (Bring-in)

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Warranty score

How often does a product of this brand in the «Residual-current device» category have a defect within the first 24 months?

Source: Digitec Galaxus
  • 1.Max Hauri
    0 %
  • 4.ABB
    0.1 %
  • 4.Schneider Electric
    0.1 %
  • 4.Siemens
    0.1 %
  • 7.Hager
    0.3 %

Warranty case duration

How many working days on average does it take to process a warranty claim from when it arrives at the service centre until it’s back with the customer?

Source: Digitec Galaxus
  • Schneider Electric
    Not enough data
  • 1.Steffen
    0 days
  • ABB
    Not enough data
  • Brennenstuhl
    Not enough data
  • Eaton
    Not enough data

Return rate

How often is a product of this brand in the «Residual-current device» category returned?

Source: Digitec Galaxus
  • 2.Steffen
    0.8 %
  • 3.Eaton
    1.2 %
  • 4.Schneider Electric
    1.7 %
  • 5.ABB
    3.5 %
  • 6.Siemens
    4.4 %
Source: Digitec Galaxus