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ABB E204/100G is a four-pole 100 A switch disconnector rated at 400 V AC with four normally open contacts and a grey operating handle for DIN rail mounted manual load switching and electrical isolation.
£123.99
The ABB E204/100G is a high-current four-pole switch disconnector designed for manual switching and electrical isolation in distribution boards, switchboards and control panels. Part of ABB's E200 modular range, it combines a substantial 100 A rated current with coordinated four-pole switching for professional low-voltage electrical installations.
Rated at 400 V AC, the E204/100G incorporates four normally open contacts (4NO) and a grey operating handle. Its four-pole configuration enables multiple conductors to be switched together from one operating mechanism, making it particularly suitable for three-phase and three-phase-plus-neutral distribution systems requiring a clearly defined isolation point.
The E204/100G provides a 25 kA conditional short-circuit current and has a total power loss of 15.80 W. Practical E200 features include DIN rail mounting, a sealable operating lever, fast removal without dismantling the connected busbar, captive screws and provision for up to three ABB S2C-H6R auxiliary contacts.
The ABB E204/100G provides coordinated switching across four poles from a single operating mechanism. Its 100 A current rating and 400 V AC voltage rating make it suitable for higher-current multi-pole distribution applications where several conductors need to be switched and electrically isolated together.
The switch disconnector is intended for line isolation and load switching, with appropriate upstream short-circuit and overload protection required within the installation. Maintenance is aided by ABB's fast-removal arrangement and captive screws, while optional S2C-H6R auxiliary contacts can provide supplementary switching-status signalling.
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| Device Type | Modular Switch Disconnect | |
|---|---|---|
| Mounting Type | DIN rail | |
| Current | 100 A | |
| Poles | 4-pole | |
| Product Series | ABB E200 | |
| Series | E200 | |
| SKU | E204100G | |
| ABB order code | 2CDE284001R1100 | |
| Product type | Switch disconnector | |
| Number of poles | 4P | |
| Contact configuration | 4NO | |
| Rated current | 100 A | |
| Rated voltage | 400 V AC | |
| Minimum rated voltage | 12 V | |
| Rated conditional short-circuit current | 25 kA | |
| Power loss | 15.80 W total | |
| Power loss per pole | 3.95 W | |
| Degree of protection | IP10 | |
| Operating handle colour | Grey | |
| Auxiliary contact compatibility | Up to 3 × S2C-H6R | |
| Mounting type | DIN rail | |
| DIN rail standard | DIN EN 60715 | |
| Modular width | 4 modules | |
| Dimensions (H × W × D) | 85 × 70 × 69 mm | |
| Built-in depth | 70 mm | |
| Product weight | 0.390 kg | |
| Standard | IEC/EN 60947-3 | |
| Approvals | VDE, CCC, EAC, KEMA | |
| EAN | 4016779646291 |
The ABB E204/100G is a four-pole switch disconnector designed for manual load switching and electrical isolation in distribution boards, switchboards, control panels and other low-voltage installations.
The E204/100G has a rated current of 100 A.
The E204/100G has a rated voltage of 400 V AC and a minimum rated voltage of 12 V.
The E204/100G has four normally open contacts (4NO), enabling four conductors to be switched together from a single operating mechanism.
Yes. The E204/100G supports the addition of up to three ABB S2C-H6R auxiliary contacts for supplementary switching-status signalling.
ABB E200 switch disconnectors combine high-current switching capability, coordinated multi-pole operation and practical DIN rail installation features to provide dependable manual isolation in professional electrical distribution and control systems.
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