Wyłącznik nadprądowy MCB, Typ B, 3-biegunowy, 20A, 400V, 12V, na szynę DIN, ABB, S200

The ABB S200 MCB is essential for protecting electrical circuits in commercial and industrial environments. With a focus on efficiency and durability, it provides robust protection against overloads and short circuits, making it a suitable option for professionals in automation, electronics, and electrical sectors. Its comprehensive features ensure operational safety and extend the longevity of electrical systems.

• Effective short circuit protection for safe operations
• 3 pole design for efficient circuit management
• Current rating of 20A suitable for diverse Applications
• Type B characteristic for standard load protection
• Thermal and electromechanical mechanisms ensure dependable tripping
• Convenient installation with DIN rail mounting

• Circuit management in commercial facilities
• Protection for industrial machinery against electrical faults
• Automation systems that require robust circuit protection
• Enhances safety in electrical distribution boards

Miniaturowe wyłączniki ABB system pro M compact S200 są urządzeniami ograniczającymi prąd z dwoma mechanizmami wyzwalania, takimi jak opóźnione termiczne dla ochrony przed przeciążeniem i elektromechaniczne dla ochrony przed zwarciem. Dostępne są w różnych charakterystykach (B, C, D, K, Z), konfiguracjach (1P, 1P+N, 2P, 3P, 3P+N, 4P) i zdolnościach wyłączania (do 6 kA przy 230/400 V AC), z prądami znamionowymi do 63A. Wszystkie wyłączniki MCB z serii S200 są zgodne z normami IEC/EN 60898-1, IEC/EN 60947-2 i UL1077, dzięki czemu nadają się do zastosowań domowych, komercyjnych i przemysłowych.

Normy IEC/EN 60898-1, IEC/EN 60947-2, UL 1077
Prąd znamionowy 20 A

The MCB is designed to accommodate typical inductive and resistive loads, making it adaptable for various applications.

Proper mounting on a DIN rail is required, and installation should be carried out by a qualified electrician to meet local regulations.

It is recommended for indoor use unless specifically rated for outdoor conditions, as environmental factors may influence performance.

Regular visual inspections are suggested to detect any signs of wear or damage, although it typically requires minimal upkeep.

Frequent tripping should prompt consultation with a qualified professional to evaluate the electrical system for potential overloads or faults.