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Naile Electric Co., Ltd. was jointly established by a group of electrical professionals with years of experience in technology development and management. It owns modern industrial plants and office spaces. As a modern technology-based enterprise, it specializes in the production and operation of lo
Naile Electric Co., Ltd. was jointly established by a group of electrical professionals with years of experience in technology development and management. It owns modern industrial plants and office spaces. As a modern technology-based enterprise, it specializes in the production and operation of lo
Naile Electric Co., Ltd. was jointly established by a group of electrical professionals with years of experience in technology development and management. It owns modern industrial plants and office spaces. As a modern technology-based enterprise, it specializes in the production and operation of lo
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NLL7-63/1P/AC
CHNAILE
Product Overview
Engineered for ultimate precision and durability, the CHNAILE NLL7-63 series 1-Pole Plug-in AC Miniature Circuit Breaker (MCB) is a critical component for single-phase electrical safety. Operating reliably at AC 240/415V with a 50A current rating, this industrial-grade breaker offers exceptional defense against dangerous electrical faults. The highly efficient "Plug-in" mounting mechanism allows for instant module replacement, drastically reducing system downtime and eliminating the need for complex rewiring during routine maintenance.
Core Technical Specifications
| Brand: | CHNAILE |
| Model: | NLL7-63 |
| Number of Poles: | 1P (Single Pole / Single Phase) |
| Current Type: | AC (Alternating Current) |
| Rated Operating Voltage (Ue): | AC 240/415V~ |
| Rated Current (In): | 63A |
| Tripping Characteristic: | Curve C (Optimized for standard inductive and resistive loads) |
| Rated Short-circuit Breaking Capacity (Icu): | 10000A (10kA) |
| International Standard: | IEC60898-1 |
| Mounting Configuration: | Quick-swap Plug-in Base (Sold separately) |

Premium Features & Advantages
High 10kA Fault Interruption: Built to safely quench high-intensity short-circuit currents up to 10,000 Amps, effectively safeguarding downstream industrial equipment and preventing electrical fires.
Rapid Plug-in Technology: Designed for the modern, fast-paced industrial environment. Faulty or aging units can be quickly unplugged and replaced in seconds without exposing personnel to live terminal screws.
Heavy-Duty Construction: Housed in a dark grey, flame-retardant casing that provides superior thermal endurance, insulation, and mechanical impact resistance for harsh environments.
Visual Status Indication: Equipped with a clear mechanical contact indicator (Green for safe/OFF, Red for active/ON) to assist maintenance personnel in conducting quick and safe visual inspections.
Target Applications
This versatile 1P AC MCB is highly recommended for professional and heavy-duty applications, including:
Industrial Control Panels and Automation Cabinets
Commercial Lighting and Single-phase Distribution Boards
Small Motor Protection Circuits
Telecommunication Power Racks requiring rapid-maintenance breakers
