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ABB DDA204A630.03110V is a four-pole Type A DDA200 residual current device block rated at 63 A with 30 mA residual current sensitivity in a dedicated 110 V version for compatible ABB modular circuit protection assemblies.
£163.45
The ABB DDA204A630.03110V is a four-pole Type A residual current device (RCD) block designed for assembly with compatible ABB miniature circuit breakers. Part of the established ABB DDA200 RCD series, this special 110 V version provides residual current protection for applications requiring a 63 A, 30 mA Type A protection solution.
Rated at 63 A with a rated residual operating current of 30 mA, the DDA204A630.03110V responds to sinusoidal alternating and pulsating DC residual currents. Its high-sensitivity 30 mA characteristic enables additional protection against electric shock when the device is correctly selected and installed in accordance with applicable electrical installation requirements.
The four-pole configuration supports multipole circuit protection, while the dedicated 110 V configuration makes this model suitable where the corresponding DDA200 voltage variant is required. When combined with a compatible ABB miniature circuit breaker, it forms a coordinated solution providing residual-current, overload and short-circuit protection.
Residual current protection operates by detecting an imbalance between the current flowing through the conductors of a protected circuit. The Type A characteristic of the ABB DDA204A630.03110V enables detection of sinusoidal alternating residual currents as well as pulsating DC residual currents, providing broader residual-current coverage than a Type AC device.
Its 30 mA operating threshold provides high-sensitivity residual-current protection and can provide additional protection against electric shock where required by the installation design. When assembled with a compatible ABB miniature circuit breaker, the DDA204A630.03110V adds residual-current protection to the overload and short-circuit protection provided by the associated breaker.
| Series | DDA200 |
|---|---|
| SKU | DDA204A630.03110V |
| ABB order code | 2CSB204199R1630 |
| Product type | Residual current device (RCD) block |
| Residual current type | Type A |
| Rated current | 63 A |
| Rated residual current | 30 mA |
| Voltage version | 110 V |
| Number of poles | 4 |
| Residual current detection | Sinusoidal AC and pulsating DC |
| Reference standard | IEC/EN 61009 Annex G |
| Mounting arrangement | Assembly with compatible ABB miniature circuit breaker |
The ABB DDA204A630.03110V is a four-pole RCD block designed for assembly with compatible ABB miniature circuit breakers to provide Type A residual current protection in applications requiring the dedicated 110 V version.
The DDA204A630.03110V has a rated current of 63 A and a rated residual operating current of 30 mA.
Type A means the RCD block is designed to detect sinusoidal alternating residual currents and pulsating DC residual currents, making it suitable for many circuits containing modern electronic equipment.
This model is the dedicated 110 V version of the DDA204 A-63/0.03 configuration, combining a 63 A current rating, 30 mA residual-current sensitivity and four-pole Type A protection.
Yes. Its rated residual operating current is 30 mA, providing high-sensitivity residual-current protection and additional protection against electric shock when correctly selected and installed for the application.
ABB DDA200 Type A residual current blocks provide flexible modular protection for modern electrical installations, combining dependable residual-current detection with compatible ABB miniature circuit breakers and specialised variants for demanding distribution and equipment applications.
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