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Discover our selection of ground-fault circuit interrupters to complete the electrical protection of a modular panel. A ground-fault circuit interrupter (gfci) combines two functions: it cuts off the circuit in the event of an overload or short circuit, while also providing ground-fault protection against insulation failures. Its use is recommended to protect a dedicated or sensitive circuit, limit the impact of a trip to only the affected circuit, and enhance personal safety with an appropriate sensitivity setting—often 30 mA in residential installations. Find Legrand, Schneider Electric, Hager, ABB, and Eaton models based on the desired rating, type, and current-carrying capacity.

Brand

Brand

Product line

Product line

Color

Color

Protection class (IP)

Protection class (IP)

Type of voltage

Type of voltage

Number of poles

Number of poles

Protection class against impacts (IK)

Protection class against impacts (IK)

Calibre

Calibre

Short-circuit resistance (Icw)

Short-circuit resistance (Icw)

Sensitivity

Sensitivity

Type of differential current

Type of differential current

Availability

Availability

Price

Price

  • €12.00 - €5,411.00

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The ground-fault circuit interrupter protects against current leaks, overloads, and short circuits. The ground-fault circuit interrupter protects only against ground faults.

It is used to protect people from insulation failures in the circuits of an electrical system, particularly in residential settings.

Type AC is suitable for general use; type A is suitable for circuits with electronic components, such as washing machines or stovetops; and type F is suitable for more sensitive equipment.

The amperage rating is selected based on the circuit being protected and the conductor cross-sectional area: 16A, 20A, 32A, or higher, depending on the intended use.

Yes, modular ground-fault circuit interrupters are designed to be installed in an electrical panel on a DIN rail.