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ABB DDA802 A S-63/1 is a 63 A two-pole selective Type A RCD block with 1000 mA residual current sensitivity for coordinated residual current protection with compatible ABB S800 miniature circuit-breakers.
£318.10
The ABB DDA802 A S-63/1 is a two-pole Type A selective residual current device (RCD) block designed for combination with compatible ABB S800 miniature circuit-breakers. As part of the ABB DDA 800 series, it provides residual current protection for electrical distribution systems where selective coordination and continuity of supply are important.
Its Type A S characteristic combines detection of sinusoidal alternating and pulsating direct residual currents with selective time-delayed operation. This makes the DDA802 A S-63/1 suitable for upstream protection in installations containing downstream residual current protective devices, helping localise earth faults while reducing unnecessary disconnection of unaffected circuits.
With a rated current of 63 A, a rated residual operating current of 1000 mA and a two-pole configuration, the DDA802 A S-63/1 provides a practical solution for selective residual current protection. When assembled with a compatible ABB S800 MCB, it complements the circuit-breaker's overload and short-circuit protection with residual current protection.
Residual current protection monitors the balance of current flowing through the live conductors of a circuit and responds when earth leakage creates an imbalance above the specified operating threshold. The ABB DDA802 A S-63/1 provides Type A detection, allowing it to respond to both sinusoidal alternating residual currents and pulsating direct residual currents.
The selective time-delayed characteristic supports discrimination between upstream and downstream residual current protective devices. Combined with its 63 A rated current and 1000 mA residual operating threshold, the DDA802 A S-63/1 is well suited to distribution-level protection where coordinated fault isolation and continuity of supply are important.
| Series | DDA 800 |
|---|---|
| Product group | S800 / S800P / S750 MCB |
| Order code | 2CSB802201R5630 |
| Product type | Selective residual current device (RCD) block |
| Residual current type | Type A S (selective) |
| Number of poles | 2 |
| Rated current | 63 A |
| Rated residual operating current | 1000 mA |
| Equivalent residual current | 1 A |
| Time characteristic | Selective / time-delayed |
| MCB compatibility | Compatible ABB S800 miniature circuit-breakers |
| Application | Selective residual current protection for electrical distribution circuits |
The ABB DDA802 A S-63/1 is a two-pole selective Type A residual current device block designed for combination with compatible ABB S800 MCBs in electrical distribution systems requiring coordinated residual current protection.
The DDA802 A S-63/1 has a rated current of 63 A.
The DDA802 A S-63/1 has a rated residual operating current of 1000 mA, equivalent to 1 A.
Type A indicates detection of sinusoidal alternating and pulsating direct residual currents, while S denotes selective time-delayed operation intended to support coordination with downstream residual current protective devices.
The DDA802 A S-63/1 is designed for combination with compatible ABB S800 miniature circuit-breakers, adding selective residual current protection to the overload and short-circuit protection provided by the associated MCB.
ABB DDA 800 residual current blocks provide coordinated residual current protection in combination with compatible S800 miniature circuit-breakers, with selective Type A S versions designed for distribution systems where discrimination and continuity of supply are important.
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