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Schneider Electric 23170 legacy ID residual-current circuit breaker | Technical Identity and Ordering Checks

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Schneider 23170 | identification and field-fit notes for legacy ID residual-current circuit breaker

23170 is a Schneider Electric reference for legacy ID residual-current circuit breaker. The shared main image illustrates the relevant category, not the exact 23170 item. The full manufacturer code should be the purchasing and receiving reference; visual similarity alone is not a compatibility test.

Verified technical record

Technical itemVerified value / selection note
Exact reference23170
ManufacturerSchneider Electric
Product identitylegacy ID residual-current circuit breaker
Poles2
Rated current40 A
Sensitivity100 mA
TypeAC

What to verify before ordering

Start with the installed nameplate or packaged label for 23170. Record the complete code, quantity, location and equipment revision. For 23170, check the electrical and mechanical ratings shown in the verified record, then compare them to the actual circuit duty and the applicable manufacturer installation instructions.

Purchasing checkpoint
Request the exact reference, manufacturer documentation, accessory list, lifecycle/stock status and a written statement of any substitution.

A quotation for 23170 should distinguish a new original component from a surplus or repaired unit. Ask for the exact 23170 marking on the offered product. Where an older reference is no longer marketed, an alleged successor requires an explicit fit and protection review before approval.

Physical and electrical fit

Confirm the enclosure, rail or panel mounting, terminal access and available clearances for 23170. A number on a list does not establish terminal orientation, pole arrangement, wire size, fuse type, or trip-unit pairing. Verify the exact configuration of 23170 against the existing assembly, not against a nearby catalogue number.

For switching and protection items, check voltage, current, breaking or sensing duty and coordination with upstream and downstream equipment. For the metering and control versions of 23170, confirm sensor, wiring, supply and output details. Only the properties stated in the table above are treated as documented for 23170; any unlisted value remains to be checked.

Receiving and commissioning sequence

  1. Match the delivered designation with the purchase order and inspect packaging.
  2. Confirm documented ratings and the intended installation point.
  3. Install under the site isolation procedure and manufacturer instructions.
  4. Record the acceptance test, settings and final equipment tag.

Before fitting 23170, preserve settings, drawings and photographs of the original arrangement where relevant. Commissioning should test the actual function of 23170 in its installed context. A part that looks correct may still have a different rating, contact state, release voltage or protection characteristic.

Similar-looking catalogue references

No other currently unassigned 231-prefix catalogue number is placed with 23170. This does not imply that different suffixes are interchangeable.

Decision note

Release 23170 for purchase only after the code, documented identity, installation duty and supplier offer agree. Keep 23170 in the order and acceptance record. Any proposed substitute should be evaluated separately rather than silently changing the reference.

Other visually similar numeric references

These references have the visible 23 prefix and are included for search and enquiry. They are not claimed to share this product function, ratings or dimensions and are not interchangeable. Confirm the exact full designation and manufacturer documentation for each number.

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