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ABB S802U-K20 high-performance UL 489 2-pole K characteristic miniature circuit breaker rated at 20 A with a 50 kA short-circuit breaking capacity for demanding industrial circuit protection applications.
£148.56
The ABB S802U-K20 is a high-performance 2-pole miniature circuit breaker (MCB) designed to provide dependable overload and short-circuit protection in demanding electrical distribution and control applications. Part of ABB's S800 high-performance circuit breaker platform, this model combines a rated current of 20 A with a K tripping characteristic and UL 489 classification.
The S802U-K20 uses thermal and electromagnetic tripping mechanisms to protect conductors and connected equipment. The thermal trip responds to sustained overload conditions, while the electromagnetic mechanism provides rapid interruption during short-circuit faults. Its high 50 kA short-circuit breaking capacity supports use in installations where substantial prospective fault currents require high-performance circuit protection.
The K characteristic is suited to appropriately designed circuits supplying equipment with elevated starting or inrush currents, including motor and inductive loads. Combined with its two-pole configuration, high breaking capacity and modular construction, the S802U-K20 provides robust circuit protection for industrial machinery, automation equipment and electrical distribution systems requiring a UL 489 circuit breaker.
The ABB S802U-K20 combines thermal overload protection with rapid electromagnetic short-circuit protection. During a sustained overload, the thermal trip responds to excessive current over time, while the electromagnetic mechanism provides fast disconnection when a sufficiently high short-circuit current occurs.
Its K characteristic is particularly suited to appropriately engineered circuits where connected equipment can draw elevated short-duration starting currents. Together with the 50 kA breaking capacity and current-limiting performance of the ABB S800 platform, the S802U-K20 provides dependable protection for demanding industrial applications requiring UL 489 circuit protection.
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| Certification | UL 489 | |
|---|---|---|
| Series | S802U | |
| ABB order code | 2CCS862017R0487 | |
| Product group | S800 / S800P / S750 MCB | |
| Product type | High-performance miniature circuit breaker (MCB) | |
| Number of poles | 2 | |
| Rated current | 20 A | |
| Tripping characteristic | K | |
| Short-circuit breaking capacity | 50 kA | |
| Standard / classification | UL 489 | |
| Protection function | Overload and short-circuit protection | |
| Trip mechanisms | Thermal and electromagnetic | |
| Installation | Modular electrical distribution / control equipment |
The ABB S802U-K20 is a high-performance miniature circuit breaker designed to provide overload and short-circuit protection, particularly for appropriately designed circuits supplying equipment with elevated starting or inrush currents.
The ABB S802U-K20 has a rated current of 20 A and uses a two-pole configuration.
The K tripping characteristic is suited to appropriately designed circuits with elevated short-duration starting currents, including motor and other inductive-load applications.
The ABB S802U-K20 has a short-circuit breaking capacity of 50 kA.
The ABB S802U-K20 is specified as a UL 489 miniature circuit breaker.
ABB S800 high-performance circuit breakers are engineered for dependable overload and short-circuit protection in demanding electrical systems, combining high breaking capacities, current-limiting performance and flexible integration into industrial distribution equipment.
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