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Energy let-through for Type 2 MCB's ?

I'm nursing an elderly installation containing MK brand Type 2 breakers.

Does anyone have let-through energy curves for MK Type 2 32A MCB ? - Specifically LN5932.

Without any better data I'm likely to expect it to have I^2t no higher then a type C BS60898, and (based on 7x multiplier for instantaneous trip..), perhaps somewhere between a B and  C? Is that a safe assumption? 

I have curves for Wylex BS60898 and for one or two other brands. 

It's a bit of hand-waving I'd sooner not do if there are measured curves somewhere out there?

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  • The 15th edition has time current charts for B.S. 3871 type 2. The breakers there, are though, 30 Amp rated.

    www.ebay.co.uk/.../648837690

    Edit. Add. The 16th edition has the curve for the 32 Amp breakers to B.S. 3871. It runs very close to the 30 Amp M.C.B. curve. Fig. 3.5.

    Time current characteristics for B.S. 3871. 

    0.1 to 5 seconds. 224 Amps. For a 32 Amp. M.C.B. Type 2.

    Z.

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  • The 15th edition has time current charts for B.S. 3871 type 2. The breakers there, are though, 30 Amp rated.

    www.ebay.co.uk/.../648837690

    Edit. Add. The 16th edition has the curve for the 32 Amp breakers to B.S. 3871. It runs very close to the 30 Amp M.C.B. curve. Fig. 3.5.

    Time current characteristics for B.S. 3871. 

    0.1 to 5 seconds. 224 Amps. For a 32 Amp. M.C.B. Type 2.

    Z.

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  • And..........as I have found a M.K. LN5910 here I have read the details printed on it.  MADE IN ENGLAND. LICENSE SIEMENS.

    M3. Ref. calibrated temp 20 degrees C.

    Z.