Eaton Moeller xPole PLS6-DC Miniature Circuit Breaker

Eaton Moeller xPole PLS6-DC MCB | 2-Pole | 6A | C Curve | Model: PLS6-C6/2-DC-MW

Looking for reliable DC circuit protection? The Eaton Moeller xPole PLS6-DC MCB is engineered for high-performance DC switchgear applications. With a rated current of 6A and C-type tripping characteristics, this 2-pole miniature circuit breaker is ideal for safely interrupting faults in DC systems up to 220V. Designed with industry-compliant standards, it’s compact, efficient, and built to last.

Key Features at a Glance

• Brand: Eaton (Moeller series)

• Model Code: PLS6-C6/2-DC-MW

• Catalog No.: 243132

• Type: Miniature Circuit Breaker (MCB)

• Rated Current: 6 A

• Rated Voltage (DC): 220 V

• Tripping Curve: Type C

• Poles: 2 (protected)

• Switching Capacity (IEC/EN 60947-2): 6 kA

• Impulse Withstand Voltage: 4 kV

• Built-in Depth: 70.5 mm

• Protection Rating: IP20

• RoHS Conform & CE Certified

Why Choose This Product

This Eaton Moeller xPole MCB is optimized for DC applications, offering dependable protection with a compact footprint. Its Type C tripping curve makes it suitable for moderately inductive loads. The MCB ensures high short-circuit breaking capacity and meets IEC/EN 60947-2 standards, ensuring system reliability and personnel safety. Whether it’s for industrial control panels or battery-based systems, this breaker performs with precision and durability.

Ideal For

• Solar power systems

• Battery energy storage systems

• DC-powered control circuits

• Telecom infrastructure

• Industrial automation setups

• Data centers and server racks

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FAQs

Q1: Is this MCB suitable for solar panel protection?
Yes, it is ideal for solar and other DC-based applications up to 220V.

Q2: What’s the difference between AC and DC MCBs?
DC MCBs are designed to break direct current, which doesn’t have a zero-crossing point like AC, requiring different arc-quenching mechanisms.

Q3: Can this be installed in standard DIN rail systems?
Yes, the unit is compatible with standard DIN rail enclosures.