Schneider Resi9 MCB 6A 3P C-Curve 4.5kA R9F32306 is an option among the MCB circuit breakers at Bshiti Stores, designed to protect circuits from overloads and short circuits. In this option, the rated current is 6 Amps and the number of poles is 3P. These specifications distinguish this model from other alternatives in the same series; match them with the circuit requirements and do not choose a higher current breaker just to increase the operating margin.
Practical Benefits
- Combines overload and short-circuit tripping functions in one modular device.
- Distributing protection across independent circuits helps organize the distribution board and isolate the affected circuit during a fault.
- Choosing the correct current, number of poles, and tripping curve provides a basis for matching the breaker with the circuit requirements.
Technical Specifications for This Model
| Brand |
Schneider Electric |
| Series |
Resi9 |
| Model Reference |
R9F32306 |
| Rated Current |
6 A |
| Number of Poles |
3P |
| Tripping Curve |
C |
| Breaking Capacity per Source Title |
4.5kA |
| Rated Operating Voltage |
400VAC |
| Dimensions: W x H x D |
54 x 81 x 72 mm |
| Mounting |
DIN rail |
Who Needs This Product?
Electricians, electrical contractors, and homeowners or shop owners who are setting up a new distribution board or replacing a breaker that matches the existing circuit. The selection depends on the circuit design, cable cross-section, and installation method, not just the device type or the breaker's appearance alone.
Installation and Verification — For Certified Electricians
The following steps outline the general sequence of work. Refer to the manufacturer's schematic for reference R9F32306 to identify terminals and torque values. Do not perform work on a live circuit.
- The technician disconnects all power sources and secures them against accidental reconnection, then verifies the absence of voltage with an appropriate tool.
- Matches the device reference, number of poles, current, and voltage with the board schematic, and checks the conductor cross-section and protection coordination.
- Mounts the unit on the rail or its designated location after ensuring compatibility, and identifies the supply and load terminals from the manufacturer's schematic for this reference.
- Executes the connections using the torque settings, stripping length, and wire gauges specified in the model manual; do not extrapolate these values from a similar device.
- Checks the tightness of the connections, then closes the covers and performs the required functional and protection tests before handing over the circuit.
Frequently Asked Questions Before Buying
Does this breaker provide earth leakage protection?
The MCB is designed for overload and short-circuit protection and does not replace the need for earth leakage protection. Check the board design to determine if an RCCB or RCBO is required.
Should I replace a breaker that keeps tripping with one of a higher amperage?
No. You must first identify the cause of the tripping and inspect the load, cables, and connections. Increasing the amperage without proper assessment may leave the wires without adequate protection.
What is the difference between Amperage and Breaking Capacity?
Amperage is the rated current of the breaker, while breaking capacity describes the level of short-circuit current it can safely interrupt under specified voltage and standard conditions. Neither value should be used as a substitute for the other.
Schneider at Bshiti Stores — Electrical Department
Choose MCBs from Bshiti’s electrical department according to the specifications required for your project in Jordan. The series name and reference R9F32306 will help you identify the unit accurately when inquiring or ordering a replacement. At Bshiti Stores, we provide the essential selection data for you to compare similar products, preparing your order for the technician or contractor based on function and compatibility, rather than price or appearance alone.
