Circuit breaker ETI Polam Polammat 6 002146519 3P+N C 32A 6kA AC

The ETI Polam Polammat 6 3P+N C 32A circuit breaker is a compact protective device designed for three-phase installations with neutral. It provides overcurrent and short-circuit protection with a type C tripping characteristic and a rated current of 32 A. With a rated breaking capacity of 6 kA (AC), this device is intended for use in low-voltage distribution boards in residential and light commercial electrical systems where coordinated protection of three-phase circuits and neutral is required.

Advantages

This three-pole plus neutral breaker combines reliable thermal-magnetic tripping with a C-type curve suitable for circuits with moderate inrush currents. The 6 kA breaking capacity offers protection against common short-circuit levels found in small buildings and apartments. Its compact modular form factor allows installation on a standard DIN rail, helping to save space inside distribution enclosures while ensuring straightforward integration with other protective and switching equipment.

Suitable for

• Three-phase residential installations with neutral
• Small commercial or light industrial supply circuits
• Protection of lighting circuits, socket circuits, and motor feeders with moderate inrush
• Applications requiring coordinated protection of a three-phase line and neutral conductor

Key specifications

• Poles: three-phase plus neutral (4-pole device)
• Tripping characteristic: type C (thermal-magnetic)
• Rated current: 32 A
• Breaking capacity: 6 kA (AC)
• Mounting: DIN-rail compatible modular housing
• Application: low-voltage distribution boards for residential and light commercial use

How to use

Install the circuit breaker into the distribution board on a standard DIN rail, following local electrical codes and safety procedures. Connect the three phase conductors and the neutral conductor to the corresponding terminals, and ensure tight and secure tightening of terminal screws to the torque recommended by the panel manufacturer. Use the breaker as the primary overcurrent protection for the targeted circuit and coordinate with upstream or downstream protective devices as required for selectivity.

Usage recommendations

Verify compatibility with system voltage and upstream protective devices before installation. Periodically inspect connections for tightness and signs of overheating. When replacing an existing breaker, ensure the replacement has the same pole configuration, tripping characteristic, and rated current to maintain system protection and selectivity.