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The IMO B10C4100A is a heavy-duty four-pole miniature circuit breaker designed to protect higher-current three-phase electrical circuits against overload and short-circuit conditions. Combining a 100 A rated current with a C curve tripping characteristic, it is suitable for industrial distribution systems, machinery supplies, commercial switchboards and electrical control panels.
As part of the IMO B10 circuit protection range, the B10C4100A uses a thermal-magnetic operating mechanism to provide dependable protection across a wide range of fault conditions. The thermal element responds to sustained overloads, while the magnetic trip mechanism provides rapid disconnection when a severe short circuit occurs.
The four mechanically linked poles operate simultaneously, supporting complete isolation of three phases and the neutral conductor where applicable. Its modular DIN rail format enables straightforward integration into compatible distribution boards and control enclosures while helping installers maintain an organised panel layout.
The IMO B10C4100A is designed for applications that require dependable protection at currents up to 100 A. Its thermal element monitors sustained overcurrent conditions that could cause excessive cable heating, insulation damage or premature equipment failure. When an overload persists, the breaker trips and disconnects the circuit.
For severe short-circuit conditions, the magnetic trip mechanism responds rapidly to interrupt the fault current. This dual operating principle provides effective protection for electrical conductors, distribution equipment and connected loads when the breaker has been correctly selected for the installation.
The C curve characteristic accommodates moderate starting currents that may occur when energising transformers, motors, contactors and other inductive equipment. This helps reduce unnecessary tripping during normal start-up while retaining reliable protection against genuine electrical faults.
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| Current | 100 A | |
|---|---|---|
| Phase | Three Phase | |
| Poles | 4-pole | |
| Device Type | MCB | |
| Trip Curve | C curve | |
| Manufacturer | IMO Precision Controls | |
| Series | B10 | |
| Model | B10C4100A | |
| Product type | Miniature circuit breaker | |
| Rated current | 100 A | |
| Number of poles | 4 | |
| Trip characteristic | C Curve | |
| Instantaneous tripping range | Typically 5 to 10 times rated current | |
| Protection mechanism | Thermal-magnetic | |
| Operating frequency | 50/60 Hz | |
| Switching action | Simultaneous four-pole operation | |
| Reset method | Manual | |
| Mounting type | 35 mm DIN rail | |
| Application | Three-phase circuit protection and isolation | |
| HS Code | 8536209090 | |
| Country of Manufacture | China |
The IMO B10C4100A is used to protect higher-current three-phase electrical circuits against overload and short-circuit conditions in industrial, commercial and OEM installations.
The B10C4100A has a 100 A rated current.
It has a four-pole configuration, allowing all four poles to be switched and disconnected simultaneously.
A C curve circuit breaker is designed to tolerate moderate temporary inrush currents while still providing dependable overload and short-circuit protection.
Yes. The breaker uses a thermal element to respond to sustained overload conditions and a magnetic mechanism for rapid short-circuit disconnection.
The breaker is designed for installation on a standard 35 mm DIN rail inside a compatible distribution board, switchboard or control enclosure.
IMO circuit protection products are selected by panel builders, electrical contractors, automation engineers and OEM manufacturers for practical DIN rail installation and dependable performance in demanding electrical systems.
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