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ABB E201/32G is a compact single-pole 32 A switch disconnector rated at 230 V AC with a grey operating handle and 25 kA conditional rated short-circuit current for dependable manual switching and isolation in low-voltage electrical distribution systems.
£14.64
The ABB E201/32G is a compact single-pole switch disconnector designed for manual switching and isolation of electrical loads in low-voltage distribution systems. Part of the ABB E200 series, it combines a 32 A rated current with a space-saving modular design suitable for residential, commercial and industrial electrical installations.
The E201/32G provides a single normally open switching contact and has a 230 V AC rated voltage. Its grey operating handle provides clear visual identification, while the E200 modular platform supports practical installation, maintenance and integration with compatible ABB auxiliary contacts.
With a low 0.50 W power loss, 25 kA conditional rated short-circuit current and compact single-module DIN-rail format, the E201/32G is well suited to professional distribution equipment. Its design also allows fast removal without dismantling the busbar and supports locking and signalling accessories for more flexible switching installations.
Switch disconnectors such as the ABB E201/32G provide a dedicated means of manually switching and isolating electrical loads. Unlike an automatic circuit breaker, the E201/32G is intended primarily for switching and disconnection, so appropriate overcurrent protection should be provided separately where required by the electrical installation.
The ABB E200 platform is designed for efficient installation and servicing. The E201/32G can be removed without dismantling an installed busbar, while captive screws simplify handling during installation. Up to three compatible S2C-H6R auxiliary contacts can be added for signalling, and an optional locking device can help prevent unauthorised ON/OFF operation.
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| Device Type | Modular Switch Disconnect | |
|---|---|---|
| Mounting Type | DIN rail | |
| Current | 32 A | |
| Poles | 1-pole | |
| Product Series | ABB E200 | |
| Series | E200 | |
| ABB order code | 2CDE281001R1032 | |
| Product group | Protection & Control | |
| Product type | Switch disconnector / isolator | |
| Number of poles | 1 | |
| Contact configuration | 1NO | |
| Rated current | 32 A | |
| Rated voltage | 230 V AC | |
| Conditional rated short-circuit current | 25 kA | |
| Power loss | 0.50 W | |
| Operating handle colour | Grey | |
| Auxiliary contact compatibility | Up to 3 × S2C-H6R | |
| Module width | 1 module | |
| Recess depth | 70 mm | |
| Mounting type | DIN rail | |
| DIN-rail standard | DIN EN 60715 | |
| Net weight | 0.095 kg | |
| Standard | IEC/EN 60947-3 | |
| Approvals | VDE, CCC, EAC, KEMA | |
| EAN | 4016779645652 |
The E201/32G is a single-pole switch disconnector used for manual switching and isolation of electrical loads in low-voltage distribution systems.
The ABB E201/32G has a 32 A rated current and provides single-pole manual switching and isolation.
The E201/32G has a 230 V AC rated voltage, making it suitable for compatible single-phase low-voltage circuits.
The E201/32G has a grey operating handle, distinguishing it from corresponding red-handle variants within the ABB E200 range.
No. The E201/32G is a switch disconnector rather than an automatic circuit breaker, so suitable overcurrent and short-circuit protection must be provided separately where required by the installation.
ABB E200 switch disconnectors provide compact and dependable manual switching for low-voltage electrical systems, combining modular DIN-rail construction, clear operating controls and flexible accessory options for professional distribution and control installations.
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