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| Categories | Electrical Distribution Box |
| Model | SHFS4 |
| Ratea Voltage | 250/440V AC |
| Ratea Frequency | 50/60Hz |
| IP Protection | IP66 |
General
It offers maximum 4 pole space to accommodate MCB, RCD or MCB/RCD combination. its cover assemblies suits all 66series
mounting back box. Deep cover of A66CB4N provides ample wiring room above and below the din rail.
Specification
| Cat No. | Description | Module Type | IP rating |
| SHFS4-1N | available for 1 to 4 pole. with neon lamp | MCB+RCD's | IP66 |
| SHFS4-2N | available for 1 to 4 pole. with neon lamp | MCB+RCD's | IP66 |
| SHFS4-3N | available for 1 to 4 pole. with neon lamp | MCB+RCD's | IP66 |
| SHFS4-4N | available for 1 to 4 pole. with neon lamp | MCB+RCD's | IP66 |
Technical Parameter
|
Ratea Voltage:250/440V AC |
|
Ratea Frequency:50/60Hz |
|
IP Protection:IP66 |
|
Approvals:CE |
Dimension
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