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Niglon PMCB10C3-50 50A 3 Pole 10kA Curve C MCB

SKU: PMCB10C3-50
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Providing consistent performance at 50A, this Curve C Niglon MCB is built for three-phase use within Protego 125 boards. A safe and compact circuit protection solution.

⚡ BS7671 Compliant Circuit Protection – Niglon 50A Curve C Triple Pole MCB

10kA Circuit Breaker – 50A Curve C Type

The Niglon 50A Curve C Triple Pole MCB – PMCB10C3-50 is a high-performance miniature circuit breaker designed to provide robust protection in three-phase installations. Designed exclusively for Niglon Protego 125A Distribution Boards, it offers dependable short circuit and overload protection for commercial and residential use.

Included

  • 1 × PMCB10C3-50 Triple Pole MCB

Key Features of the 50A 3 Pole MCB

  • Rated at 50 Amps with Curve C tripping characteristic
  • Triple pole configuration for reliable three-phase circuit control
  • 10kA fault current breaking capacity, BS EN 60898-1 compliant
  • 415V AC operation for broad application compatibility
  • Designed to work with Niglon Protego 125A TP&N Distribution Boards only

Technical Overview

  • SKU: PMCB10C3-50
  • Current Rating: 50A
  • Trip Curve: Curve C
  • Number of Poles: 3 (Triple Pole)
  • Breaking Capacity: 10kA
  • Voltage: 415V AC
  • Standard: BS EN 60898-1

✅ Why Choose This Curve C MCB?

  • Optimised for the Niglon Protego 125 Range
  • Consistent performance across commercial and residential setups
  • High breaking capacity for enhanced safety
  • Quick and easy installation

Summary

The 50 amp circuit breaker (SKU: PMCB10C3-50) is part of the trusted Protego 125 series and is ideal for overcurrent protection in demanding three-phase environments. Choose this MCB for performance, protection, and peace of mind.






Brand

Niglon

Current Rating (A)

50

Curve

C

Fault Current

10kA

No of Poles

3P

Product Type

MCB

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