Circuit breaker Legrand 403360 — 1‑pole, 32 A, 230 V

Single-pole circuit breaker Legrand 403360 rated at 32 A and 230 V. Designed to protect electrical circuits from overloads and short circuits in residential and light commercial environments, this compact DIN-rail mounted device provides reliable overcurrent protection for lighting circuits, socket outlets and small appliances. The breaker features manual reset operation and is made to fit standard distribution boards, enabling straightforward replacement or installation in existing panels.

Advantages

The Legrand 1‑pole 32 A breaker offers thermal-magnetic protection in a compact housing suitable for DIN-rail mounting. Its manual reset mechanism provides clear action after a trip, and the single-pole design reduces panel space while maintaining circuit protection. Construction from durable insulating materials ensures electrical safety and long service life under normal operating conditions. Compatibility with standard distribution boards simplifies integration and replacement in typical residential and light commercial electrical installations.

Suitable for

• Protecting lighting circuits in homes and small offices
• Protecting socket outlets and general-purpose circuits
• Safeguarding small appliances and equipment up to rated current
• Replacement or upgrade in standard DIN-rail distribution boards

Key specifications

• Pole count: single-pole
• Rated current: 32 A
• Rated voltage: 230 V AC
• Mounting: DIN-rail (standard distribution board compatible)
• Operating principle: manual reset after trip (thermal-magnetic)
• Typical use: overcurrent and short-circuit protection for circuits and appliances

How to use

Install the breaker on a standard DIN rail inside the distribution board following local electrical codes and safety practices. Ensure the supply is isolated before wiring. Connect the line conductor to the input terminal and the load conductor to the output terminal, tightening terminals to the manufacturer’s recommended torque. After wiring, restore supply and test the breaker by switching it on; simulate an overload or use manufacturer test procedures to verify trip function if appropriate. In case of a trip, identify and rectify the cause of overload or short circuit before manually resetting the breaker.

Usage recommendations

Use this breaker only within its rated current and voltage limits; avoid using it as a switch for frequent operation. Periodically inspect terminals for tightness and signs of overheating, and follow applicable installation standards and local regulations when integrating into an electrical installation.