Skip to product information
CHINT NXMLE-160S/3300 ELCB – 160A, 3P, Earth Leakage MCCB (100/200/300mA Adjustable)

CHINT NXMLE-160S/3300 ELCB – 160A, 3P, Earth Leakage MCCB (100/200/300mA Adjustable)

GH₵850.00 GH₵1,200.00

Product Description:
The CHINT NXMLE-160S/3300 160A Earth Leakage MCCB is a fully integrated 3-pole molded case circuit breaker with built-in residual current protection, offering advanced electrical safety for 3-phase installations. Rated at 160A, this MCCB combines thermal, magnetic, and earth leakage protection in one unit—ideal for high-capacity systems where ground fault detection is critical.

Equipped with adjustable sensitivity settings of 100mA, 200mA, or 300mA, it ensures adaptable protection against electric shock and fire risks due to insulation faults or current leakage. Its high breaking capacity of 36kA at 400V makes it suitable for demanding industrial, commercial, and infrastructure applications.


Key Features:

  • Rated Current: 160A

  • Poles: 3P (Three-phase)

  • Earth Leakage Protection: Built-in RCD (ELCB)

  • Selectable Sensitivity: 100mA / 200mA / 300mA

  • Breaking Capacity: 36kA at 400V

  • Trip Unit: Fixed thermal-magnetic + earth leakage

  • Test Button: For RCD functionality check

  • Standards: IEC/EN 60947-2 compliant

  • Frame: Compact NXM-160S body


Technical Specifications:

  • Model: NXMLE-160S/3300

  • Rated Current (In): 160A

  • Poles: 3P

  • Breaking Capacity (Icu/Ics):

    • 230V: 50kA / 30kA

    • 400V: 36kA / 20kA

  • Rated Insulation Voltage (Ui): 800V

  • Rated Impulse Voltage (Uimp): 8kV

  • Residual Operating Current (IΔn): 100 / 200 / 300mA (adjustable)

  • Frequency: 50Hz / 60Hz

  • Mounting: Fixed, front connection

  • Trip Curve: Type C

  • Operating Temp Range: -25°C to +70°C


Applications:

  • Industrial and manufacturing distribution systems

  • Commercial 3-phase boards with safety requirements

  • Backup generator or UPS panels

  • Systems where earth leakage risks must be minimized

  • Control panels, HVAC systems, and critical loads

Play video