1SDA059406R1 ABB E3S1000 PR122/P-LSIG 1000 A 3-Pole Withdrawable Air Circuit Breaker

Why Choose the ABB 1SDA059406R1 E3S1000 Air Circuit Breaker?

The ABB 1SDA059406R1 is a high-performance SACE Emax E3S 1000 A three-pole withdrawable air circuit breaker moving part designed for switching and comprehensive protection in demanding low-voltage electrical distribution systems. Part of the ABB New Emax product family, it combines a 1000 A rated current with the PR122/P-LSIG electronic overcurrent release for industrial, commercial and infrastructure power applications.

The E3S1000 is equipped with an ABB PR122/P-LSIG R1000 electronic trip unit, providing long-time, short-time, instantaneous and earth-fault protection. The LSIG protection package helps safeguard cables, busbars, switchgear and connected equipment against overload, short-circuit and earth-fault conditions, with an overload setting range of 400–1000 A, short-time delayed short-circuit adjustment range of 600–10000 A and instantaneous short-circuit adjustment range of 1500–15000 A.

This model features a three-pole withdrawable moving-part (W MP) configuration for use with the corresponding SACE Emax fixed part. The E3S platform provides a rated ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity of 75 kA at 400 V AC, while four auxiliary contacts and open/closed position indication support integration with switchboard control and signalling systems.

Key Advantages

• High-performance ABB SACE Emax air circuit breaker for demanding low-voltage power distribution.
• 1000 A rated permanent current for industrial, commercial and infrastructure installations.
• Three-pole configuration designed for three-phase electrical distribution systems.
• PR122/P-LSIG electronic release provides long-time, short-time, instantaneous and earth-fault protection.
• 75 kA rated ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity at 400 V AC.
• 690 V rated voltage supports demanding low-voltage distribution applications.
• Withdrawable moving-part design supports efficient inspection, servicing and replacement.
• Four auxiliary contacts and open/closed position indication support control and status signalling.

Key Features

• ABB SACE Emax E3S series.
• 1000 A rated permanent current.
• Three-pole air circuit breaker.
• PR122/P-LSIG R1000 electronic overcurrent release.
• LSIG protection functions: long-time, short-time, instantaneous and earth-fault.
• 690 V rated voltage.
• 75 kA rated ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity at 400 V AC.
• Overload release setting range of 400–1000 A.
• Short-time delayed short-circuit adjustment range of 600–10000 A.
• Instantaneous short-circuit adjustment range of 1500–15000 A.
• Withdrawable (W) execution supplied as the moving part.
• Four auxiliary contacts.
• Integrated earth-fault protection.
• Open/closed position indication.
• Optional motor operating mechanism capability.

High-Performance Circuit Protection for Power Distribution

Air circuit breakers such as the ABB SACE Emax E3S protect low-voltage electrical distribution systems against potentially damaging overload, short-circuit and earth-fault conditions. The electronic trip unit monitors circuit current and initiates breaker operation when configured protection thresholds are exceeded, helping safeguard cables, busbars, switchgear and connected electrical equipment.

The PR122/P-LSIG release combines long-time overload, short-time delayed short-circuit, instantaneous short-circuit and earth-fault protection with the high fault-interruption capability of the E3S platform. Together with its 75 kA short-circuit breaking capacity at 400 V AC and withdrawable construction, the 1SDA059406R1 is well suited to critical distribution systems requiring adjustable electronic protection, earth-fault protection and maintainable high-current switchgear.

Typical Applications

• Industrial low-voltage switchboards.
• Main incoming and distribution circuits.
• Three-phase electrical distribution systems.
• Manufacturing and process facilities.
• Commercial building power distribution.
• Electrical distribution panels and assemblies.
• Infrastructure and utility installations.
• Systems with high prospective short-circuit currents requiring withdrawable circuit breakers.