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ABB SU202M-C1.6 is a 1.6 A 2-pole C-characteristic UL 489 miniature circuit breaker with a 10 kA short-circuit interrupting rating, designed for branch-circuit protection in low-current industrial control, instrumentation and automation systems.
£97.58
The ABB SU202M-C1.6 is a compact 2-pole miniature circuit breaker (MCB) designed for branch-circuit overcurrent and short-circuit protection in industrial electrical, control and automation systems. Part of the ABB SU200M series, it combines a 1.6 A rated current, C tripping characteristic and UL 489 compliance for dependable protection of low-current conductors and connected equipment.
The SU202M-C1.6 uses thermal-magnetic protection to respond to sustained overloads and short-circuit faults. Its C characteristic provides tolerance for moderate switching and inrush currents while maintaining effective fault protection, making it suitable for control equipment, instrumentation, automation devices and auxiliary circuits.
With a 1.6 A rated current, 2-pole configuration and 10 kA short-circuit interrupting rating, the SU202M-C1.6 provides robust protection for low-current branch circuits in a compact DIN-rail-mounted format. ABB order code 2CDS272337R0974 identifies this specific C-characteristic model within ABB's UL489 / UL1077 MCB product group.
The ABB SU202M-C1.6 protects electrical conductors and connected equipment against damaging overload and short-circuit currents. Its thermal-magnetic operating principle combines a thermal response to sustained overload conditions with rapid magnetic interruption when fault current reaches the breaker's instantaneous operating range.
The C characteristic provides a practical balance between fault protection and tolerance of normal switching or inrush currents. Combined with its 1.6 A rating and UL 489 branch-circuit capability, this makes the SU202M-C1.6 particularly useful for low-current industrial control, instrumentation, automation and auxiliary circuits where conventional higher-current MCB ratings would be unsuitable.
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| Certification | UL 489 | |
|---|---|---|
| Series | SU200M | |
| Order code | 2CDS272337R0974 | |
| Product type | Miniature circuit breaker (MCB) | |
| ABB product group | UL489 / UL1077 MCB | |
| Rated current | 1.6 A | |
| Number of poles | 2P | |
| Number of protected poles | 2 | |
| Tripping characteristic | C | |
| Short-circuit interrupting rating | 10 kA | |
| Protection principle | Thermal-magnetic | |
| UL standard | UL 489 | |
| Protection function | Branch-circuit overcurrent and short-circuit protection | |
| Mounting type | DIN rail | |
| Modular width | 2 modules |
The ABB SU202M-C1.6 is a 1.6 A 2-pole miniature circuit breaker used for branch-circuit overload and short-circuit protection in low-current industrial control, instrumentation, electrical and automation applications.
The SU202M-C1.6 has a rated current of 1.6 A and uses a 2-pole configuration.
The C tripping characteristic provides tolerance for moderate switching and inrush currents while maintaining effective overload and short-circuit protection, making it suitable for many industrial control and automation loads.
The SU202M-C1.6 has a specified 10 kA short-circuit interrupting rating, providing dependable fault protection within its rated application conditions.
The ABB order code for the SU202M-C1.6 is 2CDS272337R0974.
ABB SU200M miniature circuit breakers provide compact and dependable branch-circuit protection for industrial control panels, automation systems and electrical equipment, with a broad selection of current ratings and tripping characteristics for different circuit requirements.
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