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ABB System Pro M Compact S200 MCB, 3P, 2A Curve C, 400V AC, 10 kA Breaking Capacity

RS Stock No.:: 746-7740
Mfr. Part No.:: 2CDS253001R0024 S203-C2
Manufacturer:: ABB

ABB System Pro M Compact S200 MCB, 3P, 2A Curve C, 400V AC, 10 kA Breaking Capacity

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RS Stock No.:: 746-7740
Mfr. Part No.:: 2CDS253001R0024 S203-C2
Manufacturer:: ABB

Type C Triple Pole 6kA - System Pro M Compact

ABB S200 Series MCB, 2A Current Rating, 10kA Breaking Capacity (at Maximum Voltage Rating) - 2CDS253001R0024 S203-C2

This MCB is suitable for commercial and industrial applications, providing essential circuit protection. With a current rating of 2A, it caters to diverse electrical systems, offering vital safeguards in installations. Its thermal electromechanical trip mechanism enhances operational efficiency and safety in environments requiring dependable circuit management.

Features & Benefits

• Type C MCB provides effective overload protection
• 10kA breaking capacity ensures high-performance safety
• DIN rail mount design facilitates easy installation
• Short circuit protection device enhances user safety
• Three poles enable versatile application in complex systems
• Designed for disassembly, promoting efficient recycling

Applications

• Safeguarding circuits in commercial settings
• Essential in industrial environments with heavy electrical loads
• Ideal for installations needing reliable short circuit protection
• Suitable for various automation and mechanical projects
• Employed in electrical systems that require efficient thermal management

What is the installation process for this circuit breaker?

The installation involves mounting it onto a DIN rail and connecting the wiring according to standard electrical practices.

Can this device be used in residential configurations?

While it is optimised for commercial and industrial use, it may also be suitable for specific residential applications that meet appropriate current requirements.

How does the thermal electromechanical trip function assist in safety?

This mechanism detects overcurrents and disconnects the circuit, minimising the risk of damage to electrical components.

Is it compatible with existing electrical systems?

It can integrate with most standard systems designed for similar voltage and current ratings, ensuring seamless operation.

What maintenance is required for optimal performance?

Regular inspections are recommended to verify connections and ensure the mechanism operates correctly without obstructions.

Attribute	Value
Number of Poles	3P
Current Rating	2A
Tripping Characteristics	Type C
Rated AC Voltage	400V
Breaking Capacity at Maximum Voltage Rating	10 kA
Range	System Pro M Compact
Series	S200
Circuit Breaker Type	MCB
Width	52.5mm
Length	88mm
Mounting Style	DIN Rail Mount
Depth	69mm
Model Number	S203-C2
Better World Claim	Designed for disassembly
Better World Product	Yes
Terminal Contact Type	Screw
Special Features	Short Circuit Protection
Reset Actuator Type	Lever
Application	Commercial, Industrial

ABB System Pro M Compact S200 MCB, 3P, 2A Curve C, 400V AC, 10 kA Breaking Capacity

FREE delivery for orders over MYR700.00

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Type C Triple Pole 6kA - System Pro M Compact

ABB S200 Series MCB, 2A Current Rating, 10kA Breaking Capacity (at Maximum Voltage Rating) - 2CDS253001R0024 S203-C2

Features & Benefits

Applications

What is the installation process for this circuit breaker?

Can this device be used in residential configurations?

How does the thermal electromechanical trip function assist in safety?

Is it compatible with existing electrical systems?

What maintenance is required for optimal performance?

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