📌 Top EPS RCBO 1 P + N Picks

EPS RCBO 20A 1P+N – Common EPS RCBO with ~20 A current rating and combined leakage + overcurrent protection — ideal for protecting lighting, socket circuits, or general household branches.

EPS RCBO HNA3LE‑32 1P+N – EPS variant (e.g., 20 A/25 A, 10 mA sensitivity) good for personal shock protection circuits.

DPNL 1P+N RCBO C40A – Higher-current RCBO (~40 A) with class A / AC leakage detection and overload protection, suitable for heavier branch circuits.

EPNL DPNL 1P+N RCBO – Basic 1 P + N leakage-protected breaker at value price point.

18 mm A RCBO RCD 1P+N – Slim 18 mm module size variant with ~30 mA earth-leakage sensitivity and overload protection.

RCBO MCB DPNL 1P+N DZ30LE/DZ40LE – Value RCBO combining MCB + earth leakage at low price.

1P+N RCBO C‑Type (10‑100 A) – Wider 10 A – 100 A range (Type C) for both residential & light commercial use.

EPS RCBO 2P (similar) – Related EPS RCBO 2-pole version (1 P + N is also 2-pole in function).

🧾 Product Detail — EPS RCBO 1 Pole + N

🔌 What It Is

An RCBO (Residual Current Circuit Breaker with Overcurrent protection) combines the functions of a residual current device (RCD/RCCB) and a miniature circuit breaker (MCB) in one unit. It protects a circuit from:

• ⚡ Overload (sustained high current),

• 🔥 Short circuit (sudden fault current), and

• 🌍 Earth-leakage / residual current (difference between phase + neutral > threshold). 

This is typically used for individual branch circuits (lighting, outlets, water heaters) where both earth-leakage and overcurrent protection are needed in one device, saving space and increasing safety.

🧰 Typical Features

• Number of Poles: 1P + N (protects phase and neutral together). 

• Rated Voltage: ~230/240 V AC (single-phase circuits). 

• Rated Current (In): Common options like 6 A, 10 A, 16 A, 20 A, 25 A, 32 A, 40 A (varies by model). 

• Leakage Sensitivity (IΔn): Typically 30 mA (for human shock protection), also 100 mA/300 mA variants available. 

• Trip Curves: B or C type (higher inrush tolerance on C types). 

• Breaking Capacity: Usually around 6 kA–10 kA depending on model.

• Frequency: 50/60 Hz. 

• Standards: Complies with IEC 61009-1 (residual current operated circuit breaker with overcurrent protection). 

• Mounting: 35 mm DIN-rail inside distribution boards.

• Manual Test Button: Many have a “T” test button to verify residual current trip.

• Terminal Type: Screw/clamp terminals for secure wiring.

📊 How It Works

When the circuit is normal, current equally flows in phase and neutral. If:

• The leakage current (difference) exceeds the rated sensitivity (e.g., 30 mA), the device trips to prevent shock/fire risk.

• Or the current exceeds the rated current (overload/short), the breaker opens to protect wiring.\

📍 Typical Uses

✔ Protecting a single branch circuit with combined earth leakage and overcurrent protection
✔ Power points and socket circuits
✔ Bathroom/kitchen circuits where leakage protection is mandated
✔ Individual appliances like water heaters, motors, pumps
✔ Energy safety in residential, commercial, or light-industrial sett