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TA5510 ABB AM2 Anti-Closure Device
ABB TA5510 AM2 anti-closure device designed to help prevent unintended closure of the relevant enclosure element in compatible ABB electrical and automation cabinets.
£29.37
Why Choose the ABB TA5510 AM2 Anti-Closure Device?
The ABB TA5510 is an AM2 anti-closure device designed for compatible ABB electrical enclosure and automation cabinet systems. As part of ABB's Turati AM product portfolio, it provides a dedicated mechanical accessory for professional industrial cabinet and panel-building applications.
The anti-closure function is intended to help prevent unintended closure of the relevant enclosure element while access is required. This makes the TA5510 a practical accessory for compatible AM2 cabinet installations during activities such as assembly, inspection, servicing and maintenance.
ABB identifies this component under order code TA5510. It belongs to ABB product group 321505 - Turati - AM, providing a coordinated accessory for compatible ABB AM2 electrical and automation enclosures.
Key Advantages
- Purpose-designed anti-closure device for ABB AM2 enclosures.
- Helps prevent unintended closure of the relevant enclosure element.
- Useful during cabinet assembly, inspection and maintenance activities.
- Designed for integration with compatible ABB AM2 cabinet systems.
- Suitable for professional industrial panel-building applications.
- Part of ABB's coordinated Turati AM enclosure product portfolio.
Key Features
- ABB TA5510 AM2 anti-closure device.
- Dedicated mechanical enclosure accessory.
- Designed for compatible ABB AM2 cabinet systems.
- ABB order code TA5510.
- Supports controlled access during enclosure work.
- Suitable for electrical and automation cabinet applications.
- Designed for industrial and OEM panel-building projects.
- Part of product group 321505 - Turati - AM.
Practical Access Support for Electrical Enclosures
Mechanical enclosure accessories can help technicians and panel builders maintain practical access to cabinet interiors during installation and servicing. Anti-closure devices are intended to help keep the relevant enclosure element from closing unintentionally while work is being carried out.
The ABB TA5510 provides this function as part of the AM2 enclosure system. Its dedicated design makes it suitable for compatible industrial control and automation cabinets where a coordinated ABB anti-closure accessory is required.
Typical Applications
- Industrial automation cabinets.
- Electrical control enclosures.
- Machine and process control panels.
- Cabinet assembly and commissioning.
- Electrical enclosure inspection and maintenance.
- OEM and professional panel-building projects.
Technical Specifications
| Series / range | AM2 |
|---|---|
| Order code | TA5510 |
| Product type | Anti-closure device |
| Function | Helps prevent unintended enclosure closure |
| Application | Electrical and automation enclosures |
| Installation type | Mechanical enclosure accessory |
| Product group | 321505 - Turati - AM |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ABB TA5510?
The ABB TA5510 is an AM2 anti-closure device designed as a mechanical accessory for compatible ABB electrical and automation enclosures.
What is the ABB TA5510 used for?
The TA5510 is intended to help prevent unintended closure of the relevant enclosure element while access is required during activities such as installation, inspection or maintenance.
Which enclosure range is the ABB TA5510 designed for?
The TA5510 is designated as an accessory for compatible ABB AM2 enclosure systems.
What is the ABB order code for the AM2 anti-closure device?
The ABB order code is TA5510.
Which ABB product family does the TA5510 belong to?
The TA5510 belongs to ABB's Turati AM enclosure portfolio and is identified under ABB product group 321505.
Trusted ABB Enclosure Engineering
ABB AM2 enclosure accessories provide panel builders and automation engineers with coordinated mechanical components for constructing practical, organised and serviceable industrial electrical and control cabinets.
