JCR2-63 RCBO
TECHNICAL DATA
JCR2-63 2 Pole 10kA RCBO Specifications
The JCR2-63 RCBO combines residual-current, overload and short-circuit protection. W9 Group lists a 2-pole configuration, 6–63 A currents, B or C curves and a 10 kA breaking rating. For EV charging circuits, specify the charger’s DC residual-current protection arrangement before selecting the RCBO type.
| Model | JCR2-63 |
|---|---|
| Protection | Residual current, overload and short circuit |
| Rated currents | 6, 10, 16, 20, 25, 32, 40, 50, 63 A |
| Poles | 2P; confirm the switched-neutral arrangement |
| Rated voltage | 230 / 240 V |
| Breaking capacity listed | 10 kA |
| Trip curves | B / C |
| Residual-current types | Type A / Type AC |
| Sensitivity options | 30 / 100 / 300 mA |
| Mounting | 35 mm DIN rail |
| Standards listed | IEC 61009-1 / EN 61009-1; request applicable documentation |
SELECTION GUIDE
How to Select a Type A or Type AC 30mA RCBO
Specify the current, curve, residual-current type, sensitivity, charger details and pole arrangement when requesting a JCR2-63 quotation from W9 Group.
Choose the circuit current
Choose the rated current from the listed 6–63 A options and match the curve to load starting behavior.
Select residual-current response
Specify Type A or Type AC and the required sensitivity. Confirm the waveform requirements of the connected equipment.
Check EV charger requirements
Confirm whether the charger provides DC residual-current detection and which upstream RCD arrangement its manufacturer requires.
Confirm board integration
Request the pole connection diagram, terminal details and distribution-board compatibility for the selected version.
ABOUT W9 GROUP
W9 Group RCBO Supply and Support
Zhejiang W9 Group Technology Co., Ltd. supplies low-voltage electrical products. For a JCR2-63 enquiry, contact W9 Group about configuration and matching product documents.
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BUYER FAQ
JCR2-63 RCBO FAQs for EV Charger Circuit Selection
Find answers about JCR2-63 selection, configuration and ordering.
What protection does JCR2-63 combine?
It combines residual-current protection with overload and short-circuit protection, unlike an RCCB that requires separate overcurrent protection.
Which currents and trip curves can I specify?
The published schedule lists 6, 10, 16, 20, 25, 32, 40, 50 and 63 A, with B or C trip curves. Confirm the complete order code.
Is a 30mA RCBO the only sensitivity option?
No. The catalog also lists 100 mA and 300 mA. Select sensitivity according to the circuit protection requirements and applicable installation rules.
Does a Type A RCBO detect smooth DC residual current?
Do not treat Type A as Type B protection. Confirm the required residual-current waveform coverage and any separate DC detection for the connected equipment.
Can JCR2-63 be specified for an EV charger?
The page markets it for EV charging, but suitability depends on the charger, DC residual-current detection and local installation requirements. Confirm the complete protection arrangement before ordering.
Does this RCBO provide open-PEN protection?
An independent open-PEN protection function is not established by the target-model data. Confirm any required separate device rather than assuming it is included.
What is needed for a JCR2-63 quotation?
Send the required configuration, quantity, destination market and document requirements. Ask W9 Group to confirm price, minimum order quantity, samples and lead time for the selected configuration.
PRODUCT ENQUIRY
Request a JCR2-63 RCBO Quotation
Tell W9 Group your current, curve, residual-current type, sensitivity, charger details and pole arrangement, quantity and destination market so the selected configuration can be identified.