Arc-Fault Circuit-Interrupters(AFCI)
Arc Fault Electric Test Device
The Arc Fault Electric Test Device generates controlled series and parallel arc faults in circuits with loads from 1.3A...
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Arc-Fault Circuit-Interrupters(AFCI) Product Range
Arc-fault circuit interrupters (AFDD/AFCI) for residential and space-constrained installations, combining arc fault, short circuit, overload, leakage, over-voltage, under-voltage and thermal protection in a 36mm-wide device rated
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Safe IoT AFDD
The Safe IoT AFDD is a compact, 36mm-wide arc fault detection device that combines conventional protection with...
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Arc-Fault Circuit-Interrupters(AFCI)
AFDD(AFCI)63A 4.5KA Arc fault circuit breaker
The AFDD(AFCI)63A 4.5KA Arc Fault Circuit Breaker is a single-pole or double-pole device designed to detect and...
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safeHT AFDD/AFCI
The safeHT AFDD/AFCI is a smart arc fault detection device integrated with a miniature circuit breaker and residual...
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safe H series arc fault circuit breaker AFCI/AFDD
The safe H series arc fault circuit breaker (AFDD) provides comprehensive protection against arc faults, overload,...
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What This Range Is For
Arc-fault circuit interrupters (AFDD/AFCI) for residential and space-constrained installations, combining arc fault, short circuit, overload, leakage, over-voltage, under-voltage and thermal protection in a 36mm-wide device rated up to 32A, with a 4.5kA breaking capacity and no communication function currently available.
Who Buys This Range
- Electrical wholesalers stocking comprehensive protection devices for residential and commercial panels
- Panel builders and switchgear assemblers integrating multi-function protection in compact boards
- Solar EPC contractors protecting DC circuits where arcing risks are higher
- OEM machine builders needing integrated protection in control cabinets with limited space
- Smart-home integrators looking for a base-level safety device before adding IoT features
Problems It Solves
- Electrical fires caused by arcing in wiring or connections are not detected by conventional MCBs or RCCBs
- Buildings with valuable assets like museums or libraries lack a single-device solution for arc-fault protection
- Space-limited distribution boards cannot fit multiple protection devices for arc fault, overload, leakage and voltage faults
- Buyers need a unified protection device that covers multiple fault types without requiring separate components
- Current solutions require separate devices for arc fault, overcurrent and leakage, increasing panel complexity and cost
Where It Is Used
- Residential consumer units where arc-fault protection is required for fire safety
- Small commercial distribution boards in offices, shops and hotels with limited panel space
- Historic buildings or museums needing protection for valuable assets without adding multiple devices
- Control cabinets in industrial machines where space and safety are both critical
- New construction projects requiring compliance with modern electrical safety standards
Advantages
What Separates This Range
- Single device provides arc fault, short circuit, overload, leakage, over-voltage, under-voltage and thermal protection
- 36mm width allows installation in space-constrained distribution boards
- Rated up to 32A with 4.5kA breaking capacity for reliable fault interruption
- Built on the same production line as conventional MCBs and RCCBs, enabling consistent sourcing
- No communication function currently available, but core protection is fully integrated
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FAQ
Arc-Fault Circuit-Interrupters(AFCI) Questions
What types of arc faults does this device detect
It detects both series and parallel arc faults, as verified by the test device with 1.3A to 30A load range.
Is this device suitable for DC circuits
The source text does not specify DC compatibility. It is rated for AC 180-240V 50-60Hz.
What protection functions are included
It includes arc fault, short circuit, overload, leakage, over-voltage, under-voltage and self-running temperature protection.
What is the device width and maximum rated current
The device is 36mm wide and has a maximum rated current of 32A.
Does this device support Wi-Fi or IoT communication
No. Communication function is not supported at this time.
Can this be branded under our own name
Yes. ODM branding on housing and packaging is available on request.
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