MERLIN GERIN C60N 24185 + Vigi C60 26511

Merlin Gerin Multi 9 RCBO Combination Description This is a modular residual current circuit breaker with overcurrent protection (RCBO) from the Merlin Gerin Multi 9 series. The unit consists of a C60N miniature circuit breaker combined with a Vigi C60 add-on block for earth leakage protection. It is a reliable solution for protecting personnel and equipment in commercial and industrial electrical installations. Specifications Manufacturer: Merlin Gerin (now Schneider Electric) Series: Multi 9 MCB Model: C60N MCB Part Number: 24185 RCD Add-on Model: Vigi C60 RCD Add-on Part Number: 26511 Poles: 1P+N (Single Pole + Neutral) Rated Current: 3 Amps Tripping Characteristic: C-Curve Rated Voltage: 230V AC Residual Current Sensitivity: 300mA (0.3A) RCD Type: AC Breaking Capacity: 6000 (6kA) / 10kA according to IEC 947.2 Mounting: DIN Rail Label Info Model C60N: C3, 230V, 6000, 10kA IEC947.2, P/N 24185 Model Vigi C60: IAN 0,300A, P/N 26511 Application Ideal for final circuit protection in applications requiring both overcurrent (overload and short-circuit) and earth fault protection. Commonly used in distribution boards for lighting circuits, outlets, and small motors where a lower current rating is sufficient and 300mA leakage protection is specified (e.g., for fire protection). Country of Origin The Merlin Gerin brand originates from France. Production location may vary. CO2 Impact By purchasing this pre-owned component, you are contributing to the circular economy and helping to avoid approximately 10 kg of CO2 emissions associated with the production of a new unit. This saving is comparable to the emissions from driving a standard car for 50 kilometers. Availability This is an obsolete item but available from our stock. Ideal for replacing a faulty unit in an existing installation without needing to upgrade the entire panel. Order now from profideals for expert support and fast delivery. FAQ What is the difference between tripping curve B, C, and D?Tripping curves define the current level at which the circuit breaker will trip instantaneously. Curve C, like on this model, is for general purpose applications with moderate inrush currents (e.g., lighting, outlets) and trips between 5 and 10 times the rated current. Curve B is more sensitive (3-5x) for resistive loads, while Curve D is less sensitive (10-20x) for high inrush loads like transformers and large motors. What is an AC-type RCD and when should it be used?An AC-type RCD, like this Vigi C60, is designed to detect sinusoidal alternating current earth faults. It is the standard type for general-purpose circuits with loads that do not produce pulsating DC fault currents. For circuits with electronic equipment (like PCs or inverters), a Type A or B RCD is often required. Can the Vigi C60 add-on block be separated from the C60N circuit breaker?Yes, this is a modular system. The Vigi C60 add-on block can be unclipped from the side of the C60N MCB. This allows for flexibility in replacing either the breaker or the RCD block individually if one of them fails. Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026 profideals is not an authorized distributor, reseller or representative of the products featured on this website. All product names, trademarks, brands and logos used on this site are the property of their respective owners.