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XLP2-4P-8BC Fuse Switch Disconnector
ABB EasyLine XLP2-4P-8BC four-pole 400 A fuse switch disconnector for NH2 fuse links supplied with 8 bridge clamps.
£713.70
Why Choose the ABB XLP2-4P-8BC Fuse Switch Disconnector?
The ABB XLP2-4P-8BC (1SEP600124R0002) is a robust four-pole fuse switch disconnector from ABB's trusted EasyLine XLP range. Designed for low voltage power distribution systems, it combines safe isolation, switching and fuse protection in a compact assembly. This version is supplied with 8 factory-fitted bridge clamps, simplifying installation and reducing assembly time.
Designed for use with NH2 fuse links, the XLP2-4P-8BC has a 400 A rated current and provides reliable protection for industrial switchboards, commercial installations and infrastructure projects. The four-pole design enables simultaneous switching and isolation of all conductors, making it ideal where complete circuit isolation is required.
Manufactured using ABB's proven EasyLine technology, this switch disconnector offers dependable performance, high operational safety and excellent mechanical durability whilst maintaining a compact footprint for efficient panel design.
Key Advantages
- High-quality four-pole fuse switch disconnector.
- 400 A rated operational current.
- Supplied complete with 8 bridge clamps.
- Designed for NH2 fuse links.
- Compact EasyLine construction for efficient panel layouts.
- Provides safe switching, isolation and overcurrent protection.
Key Features
- ABB EasyLine XLP series.
- XLP2-4P-8BC model.
- Four-pole configuration.
- 400 A rated current.
- Compatible with NH2 fuse links.
- Supplied with 8 bridge clamps.
- Compact switch disconnector construction.
- Suitable for low voltage distribution systems.
- Manual operation.
- Industrial-grade ABB quality.
Reliable Low Voltage Circuit Protection
The XLP2-4P-8BC combines the functions of switching, isolation and fuse protection into a single compact unit. It is designed to accommodate NH2 fuse links, providing dependable overload and short-circuit protection whilst allowing circuits to be safely isolated for maintenance.
The supplied bridge clamps simplify installation by providing secure electrical connections straight from the factory, helping reduce installation time and ensuring consistent assembly quality.
Typical Applications
- Industrial switchboards.
- Commercial electrical distribution.
- Main distribution panels.
- Motor control centres.
- Infrastructure projects.
- Low voltage power distribution systems.
Technical Specifications
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| Product Series | ABB XLP / SlimLine | |
|---|---|---|
| Mounting Type | Base / panel | |
| Current | 400 A | |
| Phase | Three Phase | |
| Poles | 4-pole | |
| Device Type | Fuse switch disconnector | |
| Fuse Size | NH2 | |
| Manufacturer | ABB | |
| Series | EasyLine XLP | |
| Model | XLP2-4P-8BC | |
| Product ID | 1SEP600124R0002 | |
| Product type | Fuse switch disconnector | |
| Rated operational current | 400 A | |
| Fuse size | NH2 | |
| Number of poles | 4 | |
| Included accessories | 8 bridge clamps | |
| Mounting | Panel / switchboard installation | |
| Weight | Approx. 4.50 kg | |
| HS Code | 85369095 | |
| Country of Manufacture | China |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ABB XLP2-4P-8BC used for?
It is used for switching, isolating and protecting four-pole low voltage electrical circuits using NH2 fuse links.
What is the rated current?
The ABB XLP2-4P-8BC has a rated operational current of 400 A.
Which fuse size is compatible?
This model is designed for NH2 fuse links.
What accessories are supplied?
The switch disconnector is supplied complete with 8 factory-fitted bridge clamps.
How many poles does this model have?
The XLP2-4P-8BC is a four-pole fuse switch disconnector.
Trusted by Electrical Professionals Worldwide
ABB EasyLine XLP fuse switch disconnectors are trusted by panel builders, electrical contractors and industrial engineers for dependable circuit protection, safe isolation and long service life in demanding power distribution applications.
