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ABB F202B+25/0.03 is a 2-pole 25 A Type B+ all-current-sensitive RCCB with 30 mA residual current sensitivity for advanced residual current protection in modern power-electronic electrical installations.
£695.36
The ABB F202B+25/0.03, order code 2CSF202701R1250, is a high-performance 2-pole Type B+ residual current circuit breaker (RCCB) designed to provide all-current-sensitive residual current protection in demanding electrical installations. As part of the advanced ABB F200 B+ / F200 RCCB range, it is particularly suited to circuits containing power electronics, frequency converters and other equipment capable of producing complex or smooth DC residual currents.
This RCCB has a rated current of 25 A and a rated residual operating current of 30 mA. Its Type B+ characteristic provides comprehensive residual current detection for installations where AC, pulsating DC, smooth DC and higher-frequency residual currents can occur, extending protection for modern power-electronic applications.
The F202B+25/0.03 combines sensitive 30 mA residual current protection with a compact 2-pole DIN rail format. Its all-current-sensitive design makes it suitable for professional electrical distribution systems where conventional Type AC or Type A RCCBs may not provide the required detection of residual currents generated by electronic power conversion equipment.
Residual current circuit breakers monitor current flowing through an electrical circuit and disconnect the supply when residual current to earth exceeds the specified operating threshold. The ABB F202B+25/0.03 combines sensitive 30 mA protection with an all-current-sensitive Type B+ characteristic for electrical systems incorporating sophisticated power electronics.
Type B+ protection is particularly relevant where equipment can generate residual currents with DC components or frequencies beyond those encountered in conventional mains-frequency circuits. This makes the F202B+25/0.03 suitable for appropriately designed installations containing frequency converters, inverter-driven machinery and other electronic power conversion equipment.
| Series | F200 B+ |
|---|---|
| Product group | F200 / FH200 RCCB |
| Manufacturer part number | F202B+250.03 |
| ABB order code | 2CSF202701R1250 |
| Product type | Residual current circuit breaker (RCCB) |
| Number of poles | 2 |
| Rated current | 25 A |
| Rated residual current | 30 mA |
| Residual current type | Type B+ |
| Residual current characteristic | All-current-sensitive |
| Mounting type | DIN rail |
| Product weight | approx. 0.46 kg |
| Pack quantity | 1 |
The ABB F202B+25/0.03 is a 2-pole Type B+ RCCB designed to provide all-current-sensitive residual current protection in electrical installations, particularly those containing power electronics and inverter-based equipment.
The RCCB has a rated current of 25 A and a rated residual operating current of 30 mA.
Type B+ identifies an all-current-sensitive RCCB designed for demanding applications where AC, pulsating DC, smooth DC and higher-frequency residual currents associated with power-electronic equipment can occur.
The F202B+25/0.03 is suitable for appropriately designed commercial and industrial circuits containing equipment such as frequency converters, inverter-driven machinery and electronic power converters.
The device is designed for DIN rail mounting within a suitable modular electrical distribution board as part of a correctly designed residual current protection system.
ABB F200 B+ residual current circuit breakers provide all-current-sensitive protection for demanding modern electrical installations, supporting dependable residual current detection in systems incorporating power electronics, converters and inverter-driven equipment.
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