Brobusta FI+LS CEE cable drum 380, 1x CEE 400V/32A, 1x CEE 400V/16A, 3x protective contact sockets 230V/16A, 25m H07RN-FG5x4.0 black, IP44
Description
Description
- With folding twist handle for convenient rolling up.
- With 4-pole safety cut-out and overheating protection.
- RCD personal protection switch 30 mA, 1 automatic safety switch 400V/16A,
- CEE 5-pole plug, 400V/32A with phase inverter.
- 1 CEE socket 5-pole, 400V/32A.
- 1 CEE socket 5-pole, 400V/16A.
- 3 protective contact sockets 230V/16A.
RCD personal protection switch
A residual current circuit breaker (RCD) is an electrical protective device used primarily to protect against electric shocks. The RCD detects the difference between the incoming and outgoing current in a circuit. If a fault current occurs, for example due to an insulation fault or a current flow via an unwanted discharge such as a person, the RCD switches off the circuit. This significantly reduces the risk of electric shock or fire caused by a fault current. When used as personal protection, a residual current device must trip and interrupt the circuit at a residual current of 30mA at the latest.
Technical data
Technical data
- Cable designation: H07RN-F 5G4,0
- Cable quality: Rubber-Neoprene
- Degree of protection (IP): IP44
- Area of use: Outdoor
- Height: 52 cm
- Length: 28 cm
- Weight: 17,10 kg
- Width: 38 cm
- Cable length: 25 m
- Capacity in coiled state 230V: 2500 W
- Capacity in uncoiled state 230V: 3500 W
- With residual current circuit breaker (RCCB): Yes
- With Bretec: No
- Automatic cable winding: No
- Reel diameter: 380 mm
- With CABLEPILOT: No
- With carrying handle: Yes
- Usage: Industry/ construction sites
- Housing material: Plastic
- With plug storage: No
- Number of CEE socket outlets: 2
- Number of earthed socket outlets: 3
- Capacity in coiled state 400V 16A: 5800 W
- Capacity in uncoiled state 400V 16A: 11000 W
- Capacity in coiled state 400V 32A: 5800 W
- Capacity in uncoiled state 400V 32A: 22000 W
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