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Mini Type A RCBOs – Compact 1 Module Protection

Mini Type A RCBOs combine residual current and overcurrent protection in a compact 1 module format, making them ideal where consumer unit space is limited. These devices are designed for modern installations where electricians need the right protection characteristics without giving up valuable board space.

With Type A residual current detection and high immunity performance, they are well suited to consumer units serving modern electronic loads, upgraded domestic circuits, and specialist applications where nuisance tripping needs to be kept under control.

Quick answer: A mini Type A RCBO gives you combined MCB and RCD protection in a space-saving single-module device. They’re a strong choice for modern consumer units, especially where board space is tight and Type A protection is preferred.

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This range includes 6A to 40A mini Type A RCBOs in both B and C curve options, giving installers flexibility across lighting, socket, appliance, and specialist circuits. The compact profile makes them especially useful on smaller boards, garage units, and upgrades where every outgoing way matters.

  • 1 module wide – saves valuable space in consumer units
  • Type A detection – suitable for modern circuits with electronic loads
  • High immunity design – helps reduce nuisance tripping
  • B & C curves available – choose to suit circuit behaviour and inrush
  • 6A–40A range – covers many common final circuit requirements

Need a wider selection beyond compact formats? Browse our Type A RCBOs, high immunity RCBOs, or full RCBO range. For delivery and returns, see our delivery information and returns policy.

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Single Module 2 Pole RCBO 32A C Curve WRN32C-030

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Single Module 2 Pole RCBO 32A C Curve WRN32C-030

£18.65

The WRN32C-030 is a 32A Type A RCBO with a C-curve tripping characteristic, supplied in a single-module, 2-pole format. Combining residual current (RCD) and overcurrent (MCB) protection, it safeguards circuits against AC and pulsating DC leakage. The built-in switched neutral ensures both live and neutral...

Single Module 2 Pole RCBO 20A C Curve WRN20C-030

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Single Module 2 Pole RCBO 20A C Curve WRN20C-030

£18.65

The WRN20C-030 is a 20A Type A RCBO with a C-curve tripping characteristic, designed in a compact single-module, 2-pole format. It combines residual current (RCD) and overcurrent (MCB) protection in one device, detecting both AC and pulsating DC leakage currents. The switched neutral ensures complete...

Single Module 2 Pole RCBO 16A C Curve WRN16C-030

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Single Module 2 Pole RCBO 16A C Curve WRN16C-030

£18.65

The WRN16C-030 is a 16A Type A RCBO with a C-curve tripping characteristic, supplied in a compact single-module, 2-pole design. It combines residual current (RCD) and overcurrent (MCB) protection in one device, detecting AC and pulsating DC leakage currents. With a switched neutral included, it...

Single Module 2 Pole RCBO 40A B Curve WRN40B-030

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Single Module 2 Pole RCBO 40A B Curve WRN40B-030

£18.65

The WRN40B-030 is a 40A Type A RCBO in a compact single-module, 2-pole design. It combines residual current (RCD) and overcurrent (MCB) protection in one device, detecting both AC and pulsating DC leakage faults. With a switched neutral built in, this RCBO fully isolates live...

Single Module 2 Pole RCBO 20A B Curve WRN20B-030

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Single Module 2 Pole RCBO 20A B Curve WRN20B-030

£18.65

The WRN20B-030 is a 20A Type A RCBO in a single-module, 2-pole design — providing both residual current (RCD) and overcurrent (MCB) protection in one compact device. It detects AC and pulsating DC leakage currents, making it suitable for modern domestic and commercial installations. With...

Why Choose a Mini Type A RCBO?

A mini Type A RCBO is designed for installers who need proper circuit protection in a tighter board layout. By combining MCB and RCD protection in a compact single-module device, these RCBOs help free up space in consumer units without sacrificing practical protection performance.

What Makes a Mini RCBO Different?

The main advantage is size. A compact RCBO takes up less room than older or bulkier formats, which makes a real difference on smaller consumer units, retrofit jobs, and board upgrades where spare ways are limited.

Where Mini Type A RCBOs Are Commonly Used

  • Smaller consumer units – where every module matters
  • Garage units and outbuildings – where compact protection helps maximise available ways
  • Board upgrades – especially when replacing devices in tighter layouts
  • Modern electronic circuits – where Type A detection is better suited to the load profile
  • Specialist circuits – including applications linked to EV chargers or heat pump boards where the wider design calls for Type A protection

How to Choose the Right Mini Type A RCBO

  • Current rating – match the device to the circuit design and load
  • B or C curve – B curve suits many standard domestic circuits, while C curve may be better for circuits with higher inrush
  • Board space – mini formats are ideal where outgoing ways are at a premium
  • High immunity performance – useful where nuisance tripping could otherwise become a problem

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Mini Type A RCBOs vs Standard Type A RCBOs

The key difference is physical format. A mini Type A RCBO is chosen primarily for its compact size, while a standard Type A RCBO page may include a broader mix of device styles, breaking capacities, and form factors. If you specifically need a 1 module Type A RCBO, this is the right collection to target.

FAQs on Mini Type A RCBOs

What is a mini Type A RCBO?
A mini Type A RCBO is a compact protective device that combines MCB and RCD functions in a single-module format and detects AC plus pulsating DC residual current.

Why choose a compact RCBO?
Compact RCBOs help save space inside the consumer unit, which is useful on smaller boards or upgrades where spare ways are limited.

What’s the difference between B and C curve mini RCBOs?
B curve devices are commonly used on standard circuits, while C curve devices are generally selected where higher inrush currents are expected.

Are mini Type A RCBOs the same as Type B RCBOs?
No. This collection is for Type A RCBOs. If users are landing here for Type B terms, that likely needs clearer separation elsewhere in the site structure and copy.

Why Buy Mini Type A RCBOs from Power & Data UK?

Power & Data UK supplies trade-focused circuit protection products with dependable UK stock, practical product choice, and fast dispatch. Orders over £30 qualify for free UK mainland next-day delivery, and products are backed by a 2-year manufacturer warranty. For unwanted items, see our returns policy.

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