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Product Info
- Manufacturer:Siemens
Description
5SY63637
The Siemens 5SY63637 is a high-capacity 3-pole miniature circuit breaker from the proven Sentron 5SY6 Series, engineered to provide reliable overload and short-circuit protection in demanding power distribution applications. Rated for 63 amps and 400V AC, this breaker features a C-curve tripping characteristic and a 6kA interrupting capacity for dependable circuit performance. Its 70mm installation depth and DIN-rail mounting make it easy to install in control panels and distribution boards. With touch-safe terminals, halogen-free construction, and durable Siemens engineering, the 5SY63637 ensures long-term safety and consistent performance in both commercial and industrial settings. At Essential Parts, we stock the 5SY63637 for fast shipping, competitive pricing, and expert technical support — helping you keep your projects powered and protected. Designed for reliable protection in commercial and light industrial applications, it fits in a D = 70 mm depth profile and supports conductors from 0.75 mm² up to 35 mm². Its compact design and robust performance make it suitable for control panels, distribution panels, and OEM systems. Key Specifications:
- Part Number: 5SY63637
- Manufacturer: Siemens
- Series: 5SY / Sentron
- Type: Miniature Circuit Breaker (MCB)
- Current Rating: 63 A
- Poles: 3-Pole
- Trip Curve: C-curve
- Voltage: 400 V AC
- Breaking Capacity: 6 kA
- Mounting Depth: 70 mm
- Conductor Range: 0.75–35 mm²
- Protection Class: IP20 (with conductors connected)
Specifications
- Part Number: 5SY63637
- Brand : Siemens
Product Data
- UPC : 75455495801
- GTIN : 00754554958019
- Weight : 1.07 lb
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