Schneider Electric A9K24132 Acti9 iK60N MCB | 1P 32A C-Curve 6kA Circuit Breaker
Schneider Electric A9K24132 Acti9 iK60N MCB | 1P 32A C-Curve 6kA Circuit Breaker
Schneider Electric A9K24132 Acti9 iK60N MCB | 1P 32A C-Curve 6kA Circuit Breaker is a Schneider Electric Acti9 iK60N miniature circuit breaker for protecting low-voltage final circuits against overload and short-circuit faults in distribution boards and electrical panels.
The A9K24132 model is a 1P, 32A, C-curve MCB with 6kA / 6000A breaking capacity. It is suitable for residential apartments, villas, offices, retail shops, small commercial projects, maintenance replacements and DIN-rail panel assembly where clear Schneider Electric part-number identification is required.
Key applications
- Final circuit protection for lighting, socket and small-power loads
- Residential DBs, apartment panels, villas and commercial distribution boards
- Panel builder schedules, electrical contractor BOQs and facility maintenance spare parts
- DIN-rail installations requiring Schneider Electric Acti9 iK60N C-curve MCBs
Variant table and part-number guide
This table identifies the exact Schneider Electric Acti9 iK60N part number and the electrical rating used for BOQ matching, panel schedules, replacement orders and contractor procurement.
| Part number | Poles | Rated current | Trip curve | Breaking capacity | Selection note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A9K24132 | 1P | 32A | C curve | 6kA / 6000A | Select A9K24132 for 1P final distribution circuits requiring 32A C-curve protection and 6kA short-circuit capacity. |
Technical positioning
Use the A9K24132 part number when the project schedule calls for an Acti9 iK60N 1P 32A C-curve miniature circuit breaker. The final selection should always match the circuit design, cable size, prospective short-circuit level, load current and local electrical installation requirements.
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