High-reliability DC circuit breaker design, production, and testing
DC circuit breakers protect direct-current systems from overloads, short circuits, and reverse currents across applications like solar PV, energy storage, EV charging, telecom, and industrial control. A professional DC circiut manufacturer (DC circuit breaker manufacturer) integrates precision design, material science, automated machining, and rigorous validation to deliver components that are safe, durable, and compliant with international standards.
Environmental: humidity, low/high-temperature, UV, salt fog for outdoor/PV, and vibration for rail/EV applications.
IP/flammability: enclosure integrity, glow-wire/UL94 for plastics.
(Common standards reference for DC breakers: IEC 60898-2 for DC operation, IEC 60947-2 for industrial circuit-breakers, IEC 60947-3 for switch-disconnector functions, and UL 489 / UL 489B / UL 1077 where applicable.)
Why Work with a Custom DC Circuit Breaker Manufacturer
Tailored ratings: exact VDC, current, and Icu for PV strings, battery racks, or DC busbars.
Form & integration: custom poles, busbar interfaces, shunt/aux contacts, and remote trip.
Material optimization: contact alloys and arc chutes selected for your fault profile.
Documentation & approvals: support for IEC/UL certification, AML/BOM alignment, and field application notes.
Lifecycle value: higher reliability reduces downtime, field failures, and warranty costs.
Experienced DC Breaker Makers Deliver More
Seasoned manufacturers bring proven mechanisms, arc-control know-how, and robust supply chains. They maintain internal labs for DC interruption and can advise on series-pole wiring, derating inside enclosures, and coordination with fuses or DC contactors.
費用対効果の高い製造ソリューション
Efficient plants (particularly in established electrical clusters) leverage automated molding, high-speed assembly, and local component ecosystems to keep cost per kA competitive—without sacrificing compliance or traceability.
適応可能な生産能力
ポートフォリオ miniature DC MCBs, molded-case DC MCCBs, PV string breakers up to 1500 VDC, battery protection breakers, and switch-disconnectors.
Threaded & busbar options: screw, cage clamp, or plug-in; rear/front terminals; polarized and bi-directional variants.
We design and manufacture DC circuit breakers for solar PV, energy storage (ESS), EV charging, telecom and industrial DC systems. Our DC MCB/MCCB ranges feature engineered arc control, precise thermal–magnetic trips and proven DC breaking capacity up to 1500 VDC, meeting IEC 60898-2 / IEC 60947-2 そして UL 489/489B where applicable.
製品ポートフォリオ
DC MCBs (1–4P): up to 1000–1500 VDC (series-pole options), 1–125 A
DC MCCBs: higher currents & Icu for PV/ESS buses and battery racks
PV strings/combiners · Central/Hybrid inverters · ESS racks & DC buses · EV charging (OBC/DCFC auxiliaries) · Telecom DC plants · Motion/Drives · Industrial controls
How We Build Reliable DC Breakers
要件と設計
定義 VDC / In / Icu, poles, series-pole schemes for higher voltage, and time–current curve(B/C/D or custom DC)。Engineer magnetic blow-outs, arc runners and arc chutes for DC (no natural current zero).
Q1: What makes a DC breaker different from an AC breaker?
DC has no natural current zero, so breakers need strong arc-control(magnetic blow-outs, arc chutes)and certified breaking capacity at the rated VDC.
Q2: Can I use an AC MCB on DC?
Not reliably. Use a breaker rated and tested for DC at your system voltage and polarity.
Q3: How do I size a DC breaker for PV strings?
試合 仮想装置 to array Voc(max), set で near 1.25–1.56× string current per guidance, then verify Icu そして調整。
Q4: What is Icu/Ics and why does it matter?
They’re rated and service breaking capacities. Proper Icu/Ics ensures safe interruption of the worst-case DC fault.
Q5: Do I need series-pole wiring for higher VDC?
Often yes. Using multiple poles in series increases the total DC voltage withstand; follow the product’s wiring diagram strictly.
Q6: Which standards apply?
Commonly IEC 60898-2(DC operation for MCBs), IEC 60947-2(industrial breakers), IEC 60947-3(switch-disconnectors), and UL 489/489B/1077 where applicable.
Q7: How does ambient temperature affect tripping?
Thermal–magnetic trips are temperature-dependent. Use derating charts and consider calibration at the intended ambient.
Q8: Can breakers be bi-directional on DC?
Some are; many are polarized and marked. Always follow the “+ / –” orientation if specified.
Q9: How is contact resistance controlled?
By alloy choice, surface finishing, calibrated contact force and end-of-line milliohm checks to control power loss and ΔT.
Q10: What lead time for custom curves/labels?
Standard ratings are stocked; custom curves/branding ship quickly thanks to in-house tooling and automated lines.