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ABB 1SDA060883R1 E3V-A 3200 is a 3200 A three-pole fixed SACE Emax air circuit breaker with vertical rear terminals and a PR121/P-LI R3200 electronic overcurrent release for high-performance low-voltage power distribution protection.
£18,917.87
The ABB E3V-A 3200 PR121/P-LI, order code 1SDA060883R1, is a high-performance SACE Emax air circuit breaker (ACB) designed for protection and switching in demanding low-voltage electrical distribution systems. As part of the ABB New Emax E3 series, it combines a substantial 3200 A rated current with high short-circuit performance for industrial and commercial power distribution.
This three-pole circuit breaker is equipped with an ABB PR121/P-LI electronic overcurrent release, providing long-time overload and instantaneous short-circuit protection. The electronic trip unit delivers dependable circuit protection, while the E3V-A performance level provides a 125 kA short-circuit current rating at 480 V AC and an 85 kA short-time current rating.
With a rated current of 3200 A, a three-pole fixed configuration and vertical rear terminals, the E3V-A 3200 is engineered for robust integration into high-current low-voltage switchboards. Its fixed construction, high breaking performance and electronic LI protection make it particularly suitable for critical distribution systems with demanding fault-current requirements.
Air circuit breakers such as the ABB SACE Emax E3V-A provide switching and protection for high-current low-voltage distribution circuits. By combining a robust circuit-breaking mechanism with an electronic protection release, the breaker can detect abnormal electrical conditions and disconnect the affected circuit to protect conductors, switchgear and connected equipment.
The PR121/P-LI trip unit provides long-time protection against sustained overload conditions together with instantaneous protection against severe short-circuit currents. Combined with the high breaking performance and 3200 A current rating of the E3V-A frame, this makes the breaker particularly suitable for major distribution circuits and installations with demanding fault-current requirements.
| Series | SACE Emax / New Emax E3 |
|---|---|
| ABB order code | 1SDA060883R1 |
| Product group | 310513-New Emax |
| Product type | Air circuit breaker |
| Rated current | 3200 A |
| Frame size | 3200 A |
| Number of poles | 3 |
| Mounting type | Fixed |
| Terminal arrangement | Vertical rear terminals |
| Trip unit | PR121/P-LI R3200 electronic overcurrent release |
| Protection functions | Long-time and instantaneous (LI) |
| Short-circuit current rating at 480 V AC | 125 kA |
| Short-time current rating | 85 kA |
| Auxiliary contacts | 4 |
| Position indication | Open / closed |
| Weight | approx. 60 kg |
| EAN | 8015644634063 |
The ABB 1SDA060883R1 is a 3200 A SACE Emax air circuit breaker designed for switching and protecting high-current low-voltage electrical distribution circuits in industrial and commercial installations.
This circuit breaker has a rated current of 3200 A.
The PR121/P-LI electronic overcurrent release provides long-time overload protection and instantaneous short-circuit protection.
The E3V-A 3200 has a short-circuit current rating of 125 kA at 480 V AC and an 85 kA short-time current rating.
The 1SDA060883R1 is a three-pole fixed circuit breaker equipped with vertical rear terminals for integration into compatible low-voltage switchgear.
ABB SACE Emax air circuit breakers are engineered for dependable switching and protection in low-voltage power distribution systems, combining robust circuit-breaking technology with electronic protection for demanding industrial and commercial installations.
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