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ABB F204 A-125/0.3-L is a 4-pole 125 A Type A RCCB with 300 mA residual current sensitivity and a left-side neutral configuration for residual current protection in higher-current three-phase electrical distribution systems.
£1,185.33
The ABB F204 A-125/0.3-L, order code 2CSF204123R3950, is a 4-pole Type A residual current circuit breaker (RCCB) designed to provide dependable residual current protection in higher-current three-phase electrical distribution systems. Part of the established ABB F200 / FH200 RCCB product group, it is suitable for commercial, industrial and building-services installations requiring Type A residual current protection.
This RCCB has a rated current of 125 A and a rated residual operating current of 300 mA. Its Type A characteristic enables detection of sinusoidal AC residual currents and pulsating DC residual currents, making it appropriate for circuits containing many common electrical and electronic loads.
The 4-pole configuration supports three-phase electrical distribution applications, while the -L configuration provides the neutral connection on the left. Its modular DIN rail construction allows integration into compatible distribution boards where a high-current 125 A, 300 mA Type A RCCB is required.
Type A RCCBs are designed to respond to both sinusoidal alternating residual currents and pulsating DC residual currents. This makes the ABB F204 A-125/0.3-L suitable for appropriately designed circuits where electronic equipment may produce pulsating DC earth leakage in addition to conventional AC residual currents.
With its 125 A current rating and 300 mA residual operating threshold, this model is intended for higher-current distribution applications requiring this level of residual current protection. The F204 A-125/0.3-L is an RCCB and does not provide overload or short-circuit protection by itself, so suitable overcurrent protection must be provided separately. Its 300 mA sensitivity should also be distinguished from 30 mA devices typically specified where additional protection against electric shock is required.
| Series | F200 |
|---|---|
| Product group | F200 / FH200 RCCB |
| Manufacturer part number | F204A1250.3L |
| ABB order code | 2CSF204123R3950 |
| Product type | Residual current circuit breaker (RCCB) |
| Number of poles | 4 |
| Rated current | 125 A |
| Rated residual current | 300 mA |
| Residual current type | Type A |
| Residual current detection | Sinusoidal AC and pulsating DC |
| Neutral position | Left |
| Mounting type | DIN rail |
| Installation type | Modular electrical distribution board |
The ABB F204 A-125/0.3-L is a 4-pole Type A RCCB designed to provide 300 mA residual current protection in higher-current three-phase electrical distribution systems, with a rated current of 125 A.
The RCCB has a rated current of 125 A and a rated residual operating current of 300 mA.
Type A means the RCCB is designed to detect sinusoidal AC residual currents and pulsating DC residual currents, providing broader residual current detection than a Type AC RCCB.
The L identifies this F204 configuration with the neutral connection positioned on the left, making it suitable for compatible distribution systems and board layouts requiring this terminal arrangement.
No. The F204 A-125/0.3-L is an RCCB providing residual current protection. Appropriate overcurrent protection must be provided separately where required for overload and short-circuit protection.
ABB F200 Type A residual current circuit breakers provide dependable protection against sinusoidal AC and pulsating DC residual currents, with the F204 A-125/0.3-L combining a high 125 A current rating, 300 mA sensitivity and left-side neutral configuration for compatible three-phase distribution systems.
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