RCBO + AFDD Bipolar (2P) Circuit Breaker — Leakage Protection + Arc Protection + Overcurrent Protection

Name: RCBO + AFDD Bi-Pole Universal Circuit Breaker - Protection against Arc, Leakage and Overcurrent
Brand: SMARTIFY
SKU: SMFY-RCBOAFDD
Price: 32000.000 IQD
Availability: OutOfStock

This circuit breaker isn't "smart" (no Wi-Fi or apps) — but it's safety-smart . It combines leakage protection (to protect people), overcurrent/short-circuit protection (to protect wires and appliances), with AFDD arc detection that picks up hidden fire-causing faults before they escalate.

AFDD Anti-arc RCBO (Leakage + Overcurrent) RCD 30mA Type A MCB (Short/Overcurrent) 6kA Disconnect Capacity Without Wi-Fi DIN Rail 2P (L + N)

Clear disclaimer: The circuit breaker is not smart and does not require an app — its primary function is advanced electrical protection .

Key advantages

AFDD: Reveals an electric arc caused by damaged insulation , moisture, or an unstable contact within the wall.

RCD 30mA Type A: Disconnects in case of dangerous leakage to protect people from shocks.

MCB: Overcurrent and short circuit protection to protect wires and loads.

2P (L + N): Bipolar separation to increase the level of safety in some installations.

6kA: Strong disconnecting capability to handle short-circuit currents within specifications.

DIN installation: Compact design and easy installation inside the distribution panel.

Explanation of abbreviations (without beating around the bush)

abbreviation	Meaning	His job
RCBO	Residual Current Breaker with Overcurrent	A circuit breaker that combines leakage current + surge current in one device.
AFDD	Arc Fault Detection Device	The electric arc (a common cause of wiring fires) is detected and disconnected before disaster strikes.
MCB	Miniature Circuit Breaker	Protection against overcurrent and short circuits .
RCD	Residual Current Device	Current leakage is detected to protect people from shocks.
6kA	6000 amps	The ability to disconnect short-circuit current within the circuit breaker's standard.
30mA Type A	standard leak sensitivity	It disconnects when leakage exceeds 30 mA , and Type A supports variable/pulsing currents.

Quick technical note: Choosing Type A is usually important with many modern loads (power supplies, electronics, inverters…).

A realistic protection scenario

Imagine old wiring inside a wall: the insulation is corroded, causing a wire to intermittently "spark" (electric arc). This type of wiring often doesn't raise the current enough to trip a conventional circuit breaker. Here, the AFDD monitors the arc pattern (electrical oscillations/signals) and quickly trips the circuit before the spark turns into heat and then a fire.

Suggested Uses

Distribution panels for homes and offices.
Lighting circuits and sockets that run inside walls for extended periods.
Areas highly sensitive to electrical fires: offices, workshops, server rooms, electrical cabinets.

Important: The advantage of using AFDD is particularly evident in concealed/old installations or in humid/dust environments that may weaken the insulation over time.

Technical specifications

nominal effort	230V AC
Frequency	50Hz
nominal current	Up to 63A (depending on the version)
Number of poles	2P (Polar + Neutral)
Curve type	C-Curve or B-Curve (depending on the circuit and loads)
Separation capacity	6kA
RCD sensitivity	30mA — Type A
Dielectric potential	400V
Pulse tolerance	4kV
Composition	DIN Rail
Dimensions	100 × 54 × 50 mm

Safety alert: Installation must be carried out by a qualified electrician . Determining the B/C curve and current value depends on the type of circuit, wire cross-section, and loads.