Lear LCD-1 Circuit Breaker Overview

Designed for quick response and easy integration, this single-pole breaker combines protective performance with a slim footprint. It’s ideal for safeguarding lighting and power circuits where space efficiency and compliance are key.

Lear LCD-1 Circuit Breaker Benefits and Features

• Overcurrent Protection: Fast-tripping response to overload or short circuit
• Compact Profile: Slim 2cm design saves panel space
• IEC Compliant: Meets international safety and performance standards
• Straightforward Installation: DIN rail mounting simplifies setup
• Visual Status Toggle: Easy-to-read ON/OFF indication for secure operation

Steps to Follow for Installing the Lear LCD-1 Circuit Breaker

Preparation:

1. Turn off main power before installation
2. Verify DIN rail compatibility
3. Confirm load and wiring layout requirements

Installation of the LCD-1 Circuit Breaker

1. Clip the breaker onto the DIN rail
2. Connect input/output conductors to the appropriate terminals
3. Tighten screws and confirm contact security
4. Restore power and test switch operation

Cleanup & Storage:

• Dust lightly with a dry cloth if necessary
• Store unused units in dry, temperate locations

A Few Scenarios Where the Circuit Breaker Can Be Used:

• Designed for protecting individual appliances or lighting circuits, this solution helps prevent overloads and short circuits, thereby maintaining safety and system integrity in residential or commercial setups.
• Ideal for space-constrained home or office distribution boards, this solution offers compact circuit organisation, thereby maximising efficiency without compromising safety.
• Upgrading outdated protection devices
• Small commercial electrical enclosures
• Retrofit projects requiring 40A circuit protection

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Health and Safety

Always ensure power is disconnected before installation. Match breaker ratings to circuit specifications. Only licensed professionals should perform electrical work involving circuit protection devices.

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