1SDA056819R1 ABB E4H3200PR122/P-LI 3200A 3-Pole Air Circuit Breaker

1SDA056819R1 ABB E4H3200PR122/P-LI 3200A 3-Pole Air Circuit Breaker

ABB 1SDA056819R1 E4H3200PR122/P-LI is a 3200 A three-pole fixed SACE Emax air circuit breaker with rear horizontal terminals and a PR122/P-LI R3200 electronic overcurrent release for demanding low-voltage power distribution.

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Why Choose the ABB E4H3200PR122/P-LI 3200A Air Circuit Breaker?

The ABB E4H3200PR122/P-LI, order code 1SDA056819R1, is a high-performance 3200 A three-pole air circuit breaker designed for reliable switching and protection in demanding low-voltage electrical distribution systems. As part of the established ABB SACE Emax E4 series, this fixed breaker combines the E4H high-breaking-performance class with the advanced PR122/P electronic overcurrent protection release.

The breaker is equipped with an ABB PR122/P-LI R3200 electronic overcurrent release, providing long-time overload and instantaneous short-circuit protection. This LI protection configuration is well suited to main incomers, transformer secondary circuits, industrial switchboards and high-current feeders where dependable overload and rapid short-circuit protection are required.

With a rated current of 3200 A, a three-pole fixed configuration and rear horizontal terminals, the E4H3200PR122/P-LI is engineered for permanent installation within compatible low-voltage switchgear assemblies. The E4H performance class provides enhanced short-circuit capability for power networks with high prospective fault currents.

Key Advantages

  • High-capacity 3200 A air circuit breaker for demanding low-voltage power distribution.
  • Three-pole fixed configuration for permanent switchboard installation.
  • Rear horizontal terminals for integration with compatible switchgear busbar systems.
  • Advanced PR122/P-LI R3200 electronic protection release.
  • Long-time overload and instantaneous short-circuit protection functions.
  • E4H high-breaking-performance class for installations with elevated prospective fault currents.
  • Designed for reliable operation in industrial, commercial and infrastructure power distribution systems.
  • Part of the proven ABB SACE Emax air circuit breaker platform.

Key Features

  • ABB SACE Emax E4H air circuit breaker platform.
  • 3200 A rated current.
  • Three-pole construction.
  • Fixed (F) breaker execution.
  • Rear horizontal (HR) terminals.
  • PR122/P-LI R3200 electronic overcurrent release.
  • Long-time overload protection.
  • Instantaneous short-circuit protection.
  • Suitable for high-current low-voltage distribution and switching applications.
  • Electronic protection technology supports accurate and repeatable breaker operation.
  • Compatible with the ABB SACE Emax accessory and switchgear ecosystem.

Reliable Protection for High-Current Power Distribution

Air circuit breakers such as the ABB SACE Emax E4 are designed to protect low-voltage electrical networks against damaging overcurrents while providing dependable switching and isolation of high-current circuits. The E4H performance class is intended for demanding installations where robust fault interruption capability and reliable service are essential.

The PR122/P electronic release continuously monitors circuit current and initiates breaker operation when configured protection thresholds are exceeded. In this LI configuration, long-time protection responds to sustained overload conditions while instantaneous protection provides rapid interruption during severe short-circuit faults.

Typical Applications

  • Main low-voltage switchboards and power distribution boards.
  • Industrial high-current power distribution systems.
  • Transformer secondary and main incomer protection.
  • Large feeder and busbar circuits.
  • Manufacturing and process plant electrical systems.
  • Commercial buildings, utilities and infrastructure installations.

Technical Specifications

Series SACE Emax E4
ABB order code 1SDA056819R1
Product group 310513-New Emax
Product type Air circuit breaker
Frame / performance class E4H 3200
Rated current (In) 3200 A
Number of poles 3
Execution Fixed (F)
Terminal arrangement Rear horizontal (HR)
Protection release PR122/P-LI R3200 electronic overcurrent release
Protection functions L (long-time overload) and I (instantaneous short-circuit)
Current type AC

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ABB E4H3200PR122/P-LI used for?

This ABB SACE Emax air circuit breaker is designed for switching and protecting high-current low-voltage distribution circuits in industrial, commercial and infrastructure electrical systems.

What is the rated current of ABB 1SDA056819R1?

The ABB 1SDA056819R1 has a rated current of 3200 A and uses a three-pole E4H fixed air circuit breaker configuration.

What protection release is fitted to this breaker?

The breaker is fitted with an ABB PR122/P-LI R3200 electronic overcurrent release, providing long-time overload and instantaneous short-circuit protection.

What does the E4H designation indicate?

The E4H designation identifies the E4 frame in ABB’s higher short-circuit performance class, intended for demanding low-voltage distribution systems with elevated prospective fault currents.

What type of installation and terminals does ABB 1SDA056819R1 use?

The ABB 1SDA056819R1 is a three-pole fixed air circuit breaker with rear horizontal terminals designed for permanent integration into compatible low-voltage switchgear assemblies.

Trusted for Critical Power Distribution

ABB SACE Emax air circuit breakers are engineered for dependable protection, switching and control of demanding low-voltage electrical distribution systems, combining high-current capability with advanced electronic protection technology.