ABB System Pro M Compact S200 MCB, 3P, 25A Curve K, 400V AC, 10 kA Breaking Capacity

The ABB S200 Series of MCB offer a compact solution for protection requirements. These miniature circuit breakers are current limiting; DIN rail mounted and can offer a good equivalent to fused systems.

Type K characteristics have been specifically designed for the protection of motor control circuits and items used within them. It has a very sensitive thermal curve, combined with a magnetic setting of 8 times the normal input current, which is high enough to avoid in-rush nuisance tripping, but provides good protection against over current conditions.

DIN rail mounting
Complies with BS EN 60898
Finger Safe Terminals

This miniature circuit breaker (MCB) provides effective protection in both commercial and industrial settings. With robust construction and advanced features, it ensures reliable short circuit protection and efficient control of electrical current. Adapting to various electrical systems, it meets the demands of automation, electronics, and electrical industries, ensuring safety during operation.

• Offers short circuit protection to prevent equipment damage
• Includes 3 poles for enhanced circuit management
• Designed with Type K tripping characteristics for sensitive operations
• Rated for 400V to support high voltage Applications
• Suitable for DIN rail mounting for straightforward installation
• Utilises a thermal electromechanical mechanism for precise tripping

• Utilised in commercial electrical installations
• Suitable for protecting industrial machinery
• Applied in automation systems requiring dependable circuit management
• Beneficial in facilities with high electrical loads
• Improves safety in electrical distribution networks

Installation is straightforward on a DIN rail, simplifying setup in existing systems.

It includes short circuit protection to safeguard against current overloads and potential hazards.

Yes, it is rated for 25 A and can manage diverse industrial and commercial electrical demands.

Investigate the cause of the trip to ensure no short circuits or overloads, then reset the lever to resume operation.

While primarily designed for industrial and commercial applications, it may also be applicable in specific residential settings with similar demands.