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ABB S-ARC1 C20 (2CSA255901R9204) arc fault detection device with integrated MCB: 1P+N, C curve, 20 A, 6 kA breaking capacity.
£141.74
The ABB S-ARC1 C20 is a compact arc fault detection device (AFDD) with integrated miniature circuit breaker (MCB) designed to provide enhanced protection for single-phase final circuits. As part of the ABB S-ARC1 series, it combines arc fault detection with thermal-magnetic overload and short-circuit protection within a single two-module DIN rail device.
The S-ARC1 protects end-user circuits against earth, parallel and series arc faults as well as conventional overloads and short-circuit currents. By detecting potentially hazardous electrical arcing that conventional MCB protection alone may not identify, the device provides an additional level of protection against faults associated with damaged conductors, deteriorated insulation and poor electrical connections.
With a rated current of 20 A, a C tripping characteristic and a 6 kA short-circuit breaking capacity, the S-ARC1 C20 is designed for 1P+N single-phase circuits. Its C characteristic makes it suitable for compatible circuits with moderate starting or inrush currents, while its compact construction supports space-efficient installation in residential and commercial distribution boards.
Arc fault detection devices monitor electrical circuits for characteristics associated with potentially dangerous electrical arcing. The ABB S-ARC1 is designed to detect earth, parallel and series arc faults and disconnect the affected circuit, while its integrated miniature circuit breaker provides thermal-magnetic protection against overloads and short-circuit currents.
Combining AFDD and MCB functionality within a compact device helps simplify distribution board design while providing protection against electrical faults that conventional MCBs alone are not designed to detect. The C tripping characteristic of the S-ARC1 C20 also makes it suitable for compatible circuits where moderate starting or inrush currents may occur.
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| Device Type | AFDD | |
|---|---|---|
| Poles | 1-pole + N | |
| Current | 20 A | |
| Trip Curve | C curve | |
| Breaking Capacity | 6 kA | |
| Phase | Single Phase | |
| Manufacturer | ABB | |
| Series | S-ARC1 | |
| Model | S-ARC1 C20 | |
| Order code / MPN | 2CSA255901R9204 | |
| EAN | 8012542175438 | |
| Product type | Arc fault detection device with integrated MCB | |
| Rated current | 20 A | |
| Tripping characteristic | C | |
| Number of poles | 1P+N | |
| Short-circuit breaking capacity | 6 kA | |
| Mounting type | DIN rail | |
| Terminal type | Screw terminals | |
| Modular width | 2 modules | |
| Dimensions (H × W × D) | 85 × 35 × 69 mm | |
| Weight | 180 g | |
| Standards | IEC/EN 62606, IEC/EN 60898-1 |
The ABB S-ARC1 C20 is used to protect compatible single-phase final circuits against earth, parallel and series arc faults, overloads and short circuits using an integrated AFDD and miniature circuit breaker.
The S-ARC1 C20 has a rated current of 20 A and uses a C tripping characteristic, making it suitable for compatible circuits that can experience moderate starting or inrush currents.
No. The S-ARC1 C20 combines an arc fault detection device with an MCB. Where residual current protection is required, suitable additional residual current protection must be provided in accordance with the applicable electrical installation requirements.
The ABB S-ARC1 C20 uses a 1P+N configuration designed for single-phase final circuits.
The ABB S-ARC1 C20 has a 6 kA short-circuit breaking capacity, providing thermal-magnetic overcurrent protection alongside its arc fault detection functionality.
ABB S-ARC1 devices combine arc fault detection with thermal-magnetic overcurrent protection in a compact DIN rail format, providing enhanced protection against electrical arcing, overloads and short circuits in residential and commercial installations.
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