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ABB S802S-SCL63-SR is a two-pole 63 A IEC self-resetting short-circuit limiter designed for current limitation and coordinated back-up or group protection of compatible downstream electrical protection devices.
£360.18
The ABB S802S-SCL63-SR is a high-performance two-pole, 63 A self-resetting short-circuit limiter designed to provide back-up protection for compatible downstream electrical protection devices. Part of the ABB S800-SCL-SR range, it is engineered for installations where high prospective short-circuit currents require effective current limitation while maintaining maximum system availability.
The S802S-SCL63-SR has a 63 A rated continuous current and is designed as an IEC-version short-circuit limiter for coordinated protection within ABB electrical distribution systems. During a downstream short circuit, the device rapidly limits the fault current, reducing the electrical and thermal stress imposed on compatible downstream circuit breakers and connected equipment.
A key feature of the S800-SCL-SR technology is its automatic self-resetting operation. Once the downstream protective device has interrupted the faulty branch, the limiter automatically returns to its normal operating condition, allowing unaffected parallel circuits to remain energised and supporting continuity of service in demanding industrial installations.
Electrical installations with high prospective fault currents can require additional current-limiting protection ahead of downstream protective devices. The ABB S802S-SCL63-SR is designed to restrict the magnitude and energy of a short-circuit current, helping compatible downstream devices interrupt faults safely while reducing stress on the electrical installation.
Unlike a conventional upstream protective device that can leave an entire group of circuits disconnected after operation, the S800-SCL-SR concept automatically resets after the downstream device clears the affected fault. This allows only the faulty branch to remain isolated while healthy parallel circuits continue operating, making the technology particularly useful where continuity of supply is important.
| Series | S800-SCL-SR |
|---|---|
| Product group | S800 / S800P / S750 MCB |
| ABB order code | 2CCS802901R0599 |
| EAN / GTIN | 7612271412098 |
| Product type | Self-resetting short-circuit limiter |
| Version | IEC |
| Rated continuous current | 63 A |
| Number of poles | 2P |
| Protection function | Short-circuit current limitation and back-up protection |
| Reset function | Automatic self-resetting after downstream fault clearance |
| Application | Individual back-up and continuous group protection |
| Product net weight | approx. 0.50 kg |
| Pack quantity | 1 piece |
The ABB S802S-SCL63-SR is a self-resetting short-circuit limiter designed to limit high fault currents and provide coordinated back-up or group protection for compatible downstream electrical protection devices.
The S802S-SCL63-SR has a rated continuous current of 63 A and is configured as a two-pole device.
No. Although it forms part of ABB's S800 circuit protection portfolio, the S802S-SCL63-SR is specifically a self-resetting short-circuit limiter intended to provide current limitation and coordinated back-up protection for compatible downstream devices.
During a downstream short circuit, the limiter acts to restrict the fault current while the downstream protective device interrupts the affected circuit. After fault clearance, the S802S-SCL63-SR automatically returns to its normal operating condition, helping healthy parallel circuits remain in service.
The S802S-SCL63-SR is typically used in industrial distribution boards, switchgear and group-protection systems where high prospective short-circuit currents require current limitation and continuity of supply is important.
ABB S800-SCL-SR self-resetting short-circuit limiters provide effective current limitation and coordinated back-up protection while supporting continuity of supply, allowing faulty downstream branches to be isolated without unnecessarily interrupting healthy parallel circuits.
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