Date: September 28, 2026
Meet the CJMM6: A Complete Family from 10A to 2000A
The CJMM6 isn’t a single model—it’s a complete product family extending from a 125A frame all the way to a 2000A frame. Core specifications:
| Frame | Rated Current Range | Poles | Rated Insulation Voltage | Impulse Withstand Voltage | Overcurrent Release Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CJMM6-125 | 10A~125A (11 steps) | 1P/2P/3P/4P | 1000V | 8kV | Thermal-magnetic |
| CJMM6-160 | 10A~160A (13 steps) | 1P/2P/3P/4P | 1000V | 8kV | Thermal-magnetic |
| CJMM6-250 | 100A~250A (8 steps) | 3P/4P | 1000V | 8kV | Thermal-magnetic |
| CJMM6-400 | 250A~400A | 3P/4P | 1000V | 8kV | Thermal-magnetic |
| CJMM6-630 | 500A~630A | 3P/4P | 1000V | 8kV | Thermal-magnetic |
| CJMM6-800 | 500A~800A | 3P/4P | 1000V | 8kV | Thermal-magnetic |
| CJMM6-1250 | 630A~1250A | 3P/4P | 1000V | 8kV | Thermal-magnetic |
| CJMM6-2000 | 1000A~2000A | 3P/4P | 1000V | 8kV | Thermal-magnetic |
The entire series shares a rated insulation voltage of 1000V and an impulse withstand voltage of 8kV. This means that whether you’re working with an AC 230V single-phase circuit or an AC 690V three-phase industrial system, there’s a CJMM6 specification available. All models use thermal-magnetic overcurrent releases with a Class A selective category.
For engineers designing panels for export markets, this voltage flexibility matters. A single product family that spans 230V, 400V, and 690V applications simplifies inventory and reduces the risk of specification mismatches across different project sites.
Understanding Breaking Capacity: What C, S, M, and H Codes Mean
The CJMM6-125 and CJMM6-160 offer four breaking capacity levels: C, S, M, and H. This is the most important part to understand during selection. Using the CJMM6-125 as an example:
| Breaking Capacity Code | Icu at AC 400V | Application Scenario |
|---|---|---|
| C | 8kA | Small final distribution, limited fault current |
| S | 25kA (3P/4P) | Conventional industrial distribution sub-circuits |
| M | 36kA (2/3/4P) | Medium-capacity systems, closer to transformer |
| H | 50kA | Large-capacity systems, high breaking capacity required |
For frames from CJMM6-250 upward, breaking capacity increases further. Taking the CJMM6-400 as an example, the H-type achieves an Icu of 65kA at AC 400V, with an Ics of 65kA. This means it can not only break a short-circuit current of up to 65kA, but also continue normal service afterward. For large industrial distribution systems, this capability directly impacts supply continuity.
The distinction between Icu and Ics deserves a closer look. Icu is the maximum fault current the breaker can interrupt without failing catastrophically. Ics is the level at which it can interrupt, then continue operating normally. A high Ics relative to Icu indicates a more robust design—one that doesn’t need to be replaced after a serious fault event. For critical processes where downtime is expensive, this difference can justify the investment in a higher-rated device.
The “Character” of Thermal-Magnetic: Why Industrial Applications Prefer It
The entire CJMM6 series uses thermal-magnetic overcurrent releases—a choice that directly responds to industrial scenarios.
Thermal-magnetic tripping consists of two parts: a thermal element for inverse-time overload protection, and a magnetic element for instantaneous short-circuit protection. Its characteristics include intuitive response logic, strong environmental adaptability, and simple maintenance. For motor-type loads, the inverse-time characteristics of thermal-magnetic releases can effectively ride through starting inrush currents while tripping according to a predetermined time curve during genuine overloads.
There’s also a practical field-service angle. Thermal-magnetic breakers don’t require auxiliary power to function, and their trip characteristics are determined by physical elements rather than firmware. In environments with dust, temperature swings, or electromagnetic interference, this mechanical simplicity translates into predictable behavior and easier troubleshooting.
For applications requiring more refined protection coordination, C&J Electrical also offers electronic-type product lines, along with complementary RCCB and RCBO products, forming a complete protection system from main switch to final circuit. It’s worth noting that for final circuits requiring residual current protection, an RCBO can deliver combined overload, short-circuit, and earth leakage protection within a single module width, while an RCCB focuses specifically on residual current protection. Used in coordination with the CJMM6, these devices enable a clearly layered, selective protection scheme.
Application Scenarios: Where the CJMM6 Fits
Specifications from CJMM6-250 to CJMM6-630 cover the feeder protection needs of most production lines. A breaking capacity in the 50kA class handles factory transformer fault levels with room to spare.
The coordination between thermal-magnetic releases and motor starting characteristics makes the CJMM6 a suitable candidate for the Motor Protection Circuit Breaker role. Its inverse-time curve accommodates high inrush currents.
CJMM6-800 and above are used for main or zone distribution. In these applications, the 4-pole option allows neutral conductor protection, required in modern building codes.
In facilities like data centers and hospitals, where supply continuity is critical, a high Ics value (such as 65kA for CJMM6-400H) becomes an important selection criterion.
While primarily for AC, C&J Electrical also offers DC-rated products for solar applications, allowing system integrators to source multiple components from one supplier.
Five-Step Selection Method: From Load to Model
Calculate load current Match value from the corresponding frame’s rated current options.
Estimate fault current Select appropriate C, S, M, or H level based on transformer capacity.
Determine pole count Choose 1P/2P for single-phase, 3P for three-phase, or 4P for neutral protection.
Check dimensions Reserve adequate space in panel design for frame-specific widths and heights.
Confirm environment Check temperature, humidity, and dust against pollution degree 3 standards.
Why Choose the CJMM6 from C&J Electrical?
- ✔ Wide specification span, one-stop configuration: From 10A to 2000A, one series covers the vast majority of industrial distribution scenarios.
- ✔ Consistent design language across frames: Predictable coordination between upstream and downstream devices simplifies selection logic.
- ✔ OEM brand customization supported: We support OEM brand customization services and SKD (Semi-Knocked Down) shipments to reduce logistics costs.
If you’re selecting a moulded case circuit breaker for an industrial distribution project, the CJMM6 series deserves a serious comparison. Reach out to us directly for any questions.
Zhejiang C&J Electrical Co., ltd. (C&J Electrical) specializes in the research, development, and manufacturing of high-quality low-voltage electrical products, covering MCB, MCCB, RCCB, RCBO, and related categories for the global distribution market. We are committed to providing partners with reliable products, flexible customization options, and responsive technical support.
Post time: Sep-30-2026