

Eaton Miniature circuit-br 16A,1P+N,B PLN6B161N
£29.98 at Blueperry · 50% below amazon price £59.99
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Lowest price we’ve seen — it was £50.83 on 15 Sept, £29.98 today. Tracked since 15 Sept.
2 price changes · since 15 Sept
An Eaton PLN6 series 1-pole plus neutral miniature circuit breaker rated at 16 A and 230 V AC, with a B release characteristic and 6 kA breaking capacity according to EN 60898.
It has a 70.5 mm built-in depth, accepts solid-core or multi-wired conductors from 1 to 25 mm², and includes a concurrently switching neutral conductor.
Operates at 50-60 Hz with a power loss of 2.6 W and supports additional equipment.
It has a 70.5 mm built-in depth, accepts solid-core or multi-wired conductors from 1 to 25 mm², and includes a concurrently switching neutral conductor.
Operates at 50-60 Hz with a power loss of 2.6 W and supports additional equipment.
EAN 4015082631642 · Eaton. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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