Lear LCND-2 Circuit Breaker Overview

Engineered for compact performance, this single-pole breaker is ideal for protecting individual circuits across homes and buildings. It snaps securely onto a standard DIN rail, ensuring efficient installation and safe circuit control.

Lear LCND-2 Breaker Benefits and Features

• Effective Protection: Guards against overload and short-circuit damage
• Compact Footprint: 4cm-wide housing saves space in tight panels
• High Safety Standards: Tested to IEC 60947-2 for reliable operation
• Easy Mounting: DIN rail compatibility speeds up installation
• Clear Toggle Control: ON/OFF indication for straightforward use

Steps to Follow for Installing the Lear LCND-2 Circuit Breaker

Preparation:

1. Turn off main power at the source
2. Verify panel compatibility with DIN rail and 240V circuit requirements
3. Use insulated tools and follow wiring best practices

Installation of The Lear LCND-2 Circuit Breaker

1. Mount the breaker on the rail securely
2. Connect the incoming and outgoing wires to the proper terminals
3. Tighten terminal screws and confirm toggle switch movement
4. Restore power and verify function

Cleanup & Storage:

• Keep dust-free with occasional wipe-down
• Store unused units in a dry, stable environment

A Few Scenarios Where the Circuit Breaker Can Be Used:

• Ideal for individual lighting or outlet circuits in homes, this solution ensures clear separation and reliable distribution, thereby enhancing overall safety and system efficiency.
• Sub-panels in residential or light commercial buildings
• Device-level protection in equipment cabinets
• Upgrades in electrical boards requiring 20A single-pole protection
• Electrical renovation and expansion projects

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Health and Safety

Only qualified personnel should install or service this breaker. Ensure proper de-energization before installation. Match breaker specifications to circuit load and consult with a licensed electrician where needed.

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