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ABB S201MT-B10UC is a 10 A single-pole Type B universal-current miniature circuit breaker with 10 kA breaking capacity designed for railway, traction and industrial AC/DC circuit protection.
£80.75
The ABB S201MT-B10UC is a specialised single-pole miniature circuit breaker (MCB) designed to protect AC and DC electrical circuits against overloads and short circuits in demanding railway, traction and industrial applications. As part of the ABB S200 MT UC universal-current series, it combines dependable thermomagnetic protection with a compact design developed for transportation and industrial electrical systems.
With a rated current of 10 A and a Type B tripping characteristic, the S201MT-B10UC is particularly suited to circuits with relatively low inrush currents. Its sensitive magnetic response makes it suitable for auxiliary circuits, resistive loads, control equipment and other electrical systems where rapid protection against excessive fault current is required.
The S201MT-B10UC provides a 10 kA short-circuit breaking capacity and is designed for universal AC/DC circuit protection. Its compact single-pole DIN-rail construction makes it particularly suitable for railway vehicles, traction equipment, control cabinets, auxiliary power systems and industrial installations requiring reliable circuit protection.
Miniature circuit breakers such as the ABB S201MT-B10UC automatically disconnect an electrical circuit when excessive current occurs because of an overload or short circuit. Thermomagnetic operation combines time-dependent overload protection with rapid magnetic interruption under high fault-current conditions, helping protect conductors, equipment and electrical systems.
The S200 MT UC range is designed for universal-current and transportation applications where reliable protection is required in demanding environments. The S201MT-B10UC combines a 10 A rating, Type B characteristic and 10 kA short-circuit capability in a compact DIN-rail device suited to railway auxiliary systems, control equipment and AC/DC distribution circuits with relatively low inrush currents.
| Series | S200 MT UC |
|---|---|
| ABB order code | 2CDS271065R0105 |
| Product type | Miniature circuit breaker (MCB) |
| Product group | DC / Traction MCB |
| Rated current | 10 A |
| Number of poles | 1 |
| Number of protected poles | 1 |
| Tripping characteristic | Type B |
| Voltage type | AC/DC |
| Short-circuit breaking capacity | 10 kA |
| Operating principle | Thermomagnetic |
| Mounting type | DIN rail |
| Width | 17.5 mm |
| Depth | 69 mm |
| Standard | IEC/EN 60947-2 |
The S201MT-B10UC is a 10 A single-pole miniature circuit breaker designed to protect AC and DC circuits against overloads and short circuits, particularly in railway, traction, auxiliary and industrial control applications.
The ABB S201MT-B10UC has a rated current of 10 A and uses a Type B tripping characteristic.
The Type B tripping characteristic provides a relatively sensitive instantaneous magnetic response and is particularly suited to resistive loads, control circuits and other applications with low inrush currents.
Yes. The S201MT-B10UC belongs to ABB's S200 MT UC universal-current range and is designed for both AC and DC circuit-protection applications, subject to the applicable voltage, installation and polarity requirements.
The S201MT-B10UC provides a 10 kA short-circuit breaking capacity, making it suitable for demanding railway, traction and industrial circuit-protection applications.
ABB S200 MT UC miniature circuit breakers are designed for dependable AC and DC circuit protection in railway, traction and industrial applications, combining universal-current capability, compact DIN-rail installation and robust short-circuit performance.
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