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2CPX066649R9999 ABB TR253201 Outgoing Cabinet 2500 A TTA
ABB TR253201 is a 2500 A outgoing switchgear cabinet for TTA low-voltage distribution assemblies, supplied under order code 2CPX066649R9999.
£7,798.60
Why Choose the ABB TR253201 Outgoing Cabinet 2500A TTA?
The ABB TR253201, order code 2CPX066649R9999, is an outgoing switchgear cabinet rated for 2500 A and designed for use in TTA low-voltage distribution assemblies. It forms part of ABB’s Streibel & John metalwork portfolio for professional switchgear and electrical distribution installations.
Designed as an outgoing cabinet section, the TR253201 provides a robust mechanical enclosure platform for integrating switching, protection and distribution equipment within structured low-voltage switchgear systems. Its cabinet construction supports professional panel building and organised installation of electrical components in industrial and commercial power-distribution applications.
With a rated current of 2500 A and a TTA cabinet configuration, the TR253201 is intended for high-current outgoing distribution duties where dependable enclosure construction and integration into coordinated switchgear assemblies are required.
Key Advantages
- Purpose-designed outgoing cabinet for low-voltage switchgear assemblies.
- 2500 A rated current for high-current distribution applications.
- Designed for integration within TTA switchgear systems.
- Part of the established ABB Streibel & John metalwork range.
- Supports organised installation of switching, protection and distribution equipment.
- Robust cabinet platform for professional panel-building applications.
Key Features
- ABB TR253201 outgoing cabinet.
- 2500 A current rating.
- Designed for TTA low-voltage switchgear assemblies.
- ABB order code 2CPX066649R9999.
- Product group 321510-Streibel & John metal work.
- Outgoing-section configuration for electrical power distribution.
- Suitable for professional industrial and commercial switchboard construction.
Reliable Cabinet Platform for Power Distribution
Outgoing switchgear cabinets such as the ABB TR253201 provide the mechanical structure required to house and organise electrical devices used to distribute power from a main low-voltage switchboard to downstream feeders, circuits and equipment.
The TR253201 is designed for use as part of a coordinated TTA switchgear assembly, helping panel builders create structured, maintainable and professionally arranged low-voltage distribution systems for demanding electrical installations.
Typical Applications
- Industrial low-voltage switchboards.
- Commercial power-distribution systems.
- High-current outgoing feeder sections.
- TTA switchgear assemblies.
- Electrical plant rooms and distribution centres.
- OEM and panel-builder switchgear projects.
Technical Specifications
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| Device Type | Distribution cabinet | |
|---|---|---|
| Series | Streibel & John Metal Work | |
| Product type | Outgoing switchgear cabinet | |
| Rated current | 2500 A | |
| Assembly type | TTA | |
| ABB order code | 2CPX066649R9999 | |
| Product identifier | 66649 | |
| ABB product group | 321510-Streibel & John metal work |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ABB TR253201 used for?
The ABB TR253201 is used as an outgoing cabinet section in low-voltage switchgear and power-distribution assemblies.
What is the rated current of the TR253201?
The cabinet is specified for a rated current of 2500 A.
Is the TR253201 designed for TTA assemblies?
Yes. The TR253201 is specified as an outgoing cabinet for TTA switchgear assemblies.
What is the ABB order code for the TR253201?
The ABB order code is 2CPX066649R9999.
Which ABB product group does this cabinet belong to?
It belongs to ABB product group 321510-Streibel & John metal work.
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