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ABB 1SDA058872R1 is a SACE Emax E2S/MS 1600 A four-pole withdrawable switch-disconnector moving part with a 65 kA short-time withstand current for 1 s, designed for high-current switching and isolation.
£8,764.39
The ABB 1SDA058872R1 is a genuine SACE Emax E2S/MS 1600 switch-disconnector moving part designed for high-current switching and isolation in low-voltage power distribution systems. Rated at 1600 A, this four-pole device uses a withdrawable configuration for flexible integration into compatible ABB SACE Emax switchgear.
The MS designation identifies the switch-disconnector version of the Emax platform, intended for switching and isolation rather than automatic overcurrent protection by an integral trip unit. The E2S/MS performance level provides a short-time withstand current (Icw) of 65 kA for 1 s, supporting demanding distribution systems with high prospective fault currents.
This configuration is a four-pole withdrawable moving part (W/MP) designed for use with the corresponding compatible SACE Emax fixed part. Its withdrawable construction supports inspection, servicing and replacement while the four-pole arrangement enables simultaneous switching and isolation of all four conductors in suitable three-phase distribution systems.
A switch-disconnector provides controlled switching and isolation of an electrical circuit but does not perform the automatic overload and short-circuit protection functions associated with a circuit breaker equipped with an overcurrent release. Where an MS switch-disconnector is used, the electrical system must therefore incorporate appropriately coordinated protective devices elsewhere in the installation.
The ABB E2S/MS 1600 combines this isolation function with a four-pole withdrawable design and a high 65 kA one-second short-time withstand capability. The moving-part arrangement is particularly useful in switchboards where equipment needs to be withdrawn for maintenance or replacement, while the four-pole construction supports applications requiring switching of the neutral conductor together with the three phases.
| Series | SACE Emax / New Emax |
|---|---|
| ABB product group | 310513-New Emax |
| Order code | 1SDA058872R1 |
| Product type | Switch-disconnector moving part |
| Frame | E2 |
| Performance designation | S |
| Device designation | MS |
| Rated uninterrupted current (Iu) | 1600 A at 40 °C |
| Rated operational voltage (Ue) | 690 V AC |
| Number of poles | 4 |
| Neutral-pole current-carrying capacity | 100% of Iu |
| Execution | Withdrawable (W) |
| Component | Moving part (MP) |
| Short-time withstand current (Icw) | 65 kA for 1 s |
| Primary function | Circuit switching and isolation |
The ABB 1SDA058872R1 is a SACE Emax E2S/MS 1600 four-pole withdrawable switch-disconnector moving part designed for high-current switching and isolation in low-voltage distribution systems.
The E2S/MS 1600 has a rated uninterrupted current (Iu) of 1600 A at 40 °C.
The 1SDA058872R1 is a withdrawable (W) moving part (MP) intended for use with the corresponding compatible ABB SACE Emax fixed part.
The E2S/MS platform has a short-time withstand current (Icw) of 65 kA for 1 s, providing substantial withstand capability for demanding low-voltage distribution systems.
No. The E2S/MS 1600 is a switch-disconnector intended for switching and isolation rather than automatic overcurrent protection by an integral trip unit. Appropriate overload and short-circuit protective devices must therefore be coordinated elsewhere in the electrical system.
ABB SACE Emax switch-disconnectors provide robust high-current switching and isolation for demanding low-voltage distribution systems, with withdrawable configurations supporting maintainability and four-pole versions providing comprehensive conductor isolation where required.
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