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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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Product Overview

What This Model Does

The safe H series arc fault circuit breaker (AFDD) provides comprehensive protection against arc faults, overload, short circuit, residual current, over-voltage, under-voltage, and self-running temperature rise. Built to integrate with standard miniature circuit breakers and residual current devices, it delivers a compact 36mm width design suitable for space-limited residential installations. It includes LED fault indication for quick self-diagnosis and troubleshooting. Communication functions are not supported at this time.

Key Benefits

  • Combines arc fault, overload, short circuit, leakage, over-voltage, under-voltage and thermal protection in one device
  • 36mm width saves space in compact distribution boards and residential panels
  • LED fault indication enables immediate identification of fault type without external tools
  • Self-running temperature protection prevents overheating during prolonged overloads
  • Mechanical protection remains active during power loss or network failure
  • Designed for residential and space-constrained applications where safety and compactness are critical
safe H series arc fault circuit breaker front view with LED fault indicator
safe H series arc fault circuit breaker front view with LED fault indicator

Who It Is For

  • Electrical wholesalers adding arc fault protection to their low-voltage product range
  • Panel builders integrating multi-protection devices into compact distribution boards
  • Residential electrical contractors installing safe, space-saving breakers in tight enclosures
  • Solar and EV charger installers needing enhanced protection in confined spaces
  • OEM buyers requiring a compact, multi-functional breaker for branded distribution solutions

Problems It Solves

  • A single point of failure in a circuit due to undetected arc faults leading to fire risk
  • Lack of space in existing panels preventing the addition of separate protection devices
  • Difficulty identifying fault types without external testing equipment or diagnostics
  • Overheating from sustained overloads without automatic thermal shutdown
  • Need to install multiple devices (MCB, RCCB, AFCI) when one integrated unit suffices

Application Scenarios

  • Residential electrical panels where space is limited and fire risk must be reduced
  • Apartment buildings and rental units with shared or confined distribution boards
  • Renovations of older homes with outdated wiring that may develop arc faults
  • Small distribution boards in smart homes where multiple protection types are needed
  • Installations where quick fault diagnosis is needed without a multimeter or tester
Technical Features

How It Is Built

  • Rated current up to 32A with a 36mm modular width
  • Arc fault detection with core technology for reliable fault recognition
  • Overload, short-circuit, residual current, over-voltage, under-voltage and thermal protection
  • LED indicator for fault type identification during self-check or trip events
  • Mechanical protection functions remain active during power loss or network outage
  • Self-running temperature protection to prevent overheating
  • No communication or IoT functionality available at this time

Materials and Construction

  • Flame-retardant moulded housing with 36mm DIN rail mounting profile
  • Silver-alloy contacts with thermal-magnetic trip mechanism
  • Integrated arc fault detection sensor and fault logic circuit
  • LED indicator module for fault type display
  • Internal components housed in a sealed, dust- and moisture-resistant enclosure

Quality Control

  • Arc fault detection verified under standard test conditions
  • Trip characteristics checked against overload and short-circuit thresholds
  • Residual current, over-voltage and under-voltage thresholds confirmed
  • LED fault indication tested for correct fault type display
  • Insulation and dielectric withstand test performed before packing
Specifications

Stated Ratings for This Model

Specifications for safe H series arc fault circuit breaker AFCI/AFDD
Product SeriessafeH, safeHL, safeH LV
Rated CurrentUp to 32A
Rated Short-circuit Breaking CapacityNot specified
Arc Fault DetectionYes
Overload ProtectionYes
Short-circuit ProtectionYes
Residual Current ProtectionYes
Over-voltage ProtectionYes
Under-voltage ProtectionYes
Thermal ProtectionYes
Fault IndicationLED indicator
Module Width36mm
Communication FunctionNot supported

Ratings are as published for this model. Where a value is not published we mark it TBC rather than estimating it.

Values that could not be confirmed against the published catalogue text for this model are marked TBC and confirmed by email before order: Rated Voltage, Frequency, Protection Level, Specified Use Temperature.

Manufacturing Process

  • Moulding and machining of the 36mm housing and internal carriers
  • Assembly of the thermal-magnetic trip unit and contact system
  • Integration of the arc fault detection sensor and protection logic
  • Installation and calibration of the LED fault indication module
  • Routine dielectric and operation testing before packing

Customization Options

  • Rated current selected from available options up to 32A per order
  • ODM branding on housing print and packaging
  • Packaging and carton marking to the buyer's own specification
Comparison

How It Compares

Conventional MCB with separate AFCIOne integrated device instead of two, though AFCI function is limited to arc detection only
Standard RCBO with no arc fault detectionAdds arc fault protection, but may not detect low-energy arcs as reliably
Smart AFDD with IoTLower cost and simpler installation, but lacks remote monitoring and control

Use Guide

  1. Connect live and neutral conductors to the input and output terminals as per polarity
  2. Ensure the breaker is switched off before making connections
  3. Turn on the main supply and confirm the device holds under normal load
  4. Check the LED indicator after a trip to identify the fault type
  5. Reset the breaker manually after resolving the fault condition
  6. Keep the LED indicator visible for routine self-checks and troubleshooting

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FAQ

Questions About the safe H series arc fault circuit breaker AFCI/AFD

What fault types does the LED indicator show

The LED indicates arc fault, overload, short circuit, residual current, over-voltage, under-voltage, and thermal overload.

Is it compatible with standard MCBs and RCCBs

Yes. It is designed to integrate with standard miniature circuit breakers and residual current devices in the same panel.

What is the maximum rated current

The maximum load rated current is 32A across all models in the safeH series.

What is the width of the device

The product width is 36mm, making it suitable for compact distribution boards.

Does it support communication or remote monitoring

No. Communication functions are not supported at this time.

Can it be branded under our own name

Yes. We offer ODM services and can print your branding on the housing and packaging. Send your artwork and required ratings.

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