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ABB 1SDA061121R1 is a SACE Emax E2H-A 1200 A three-pole withdrawable air circuit breaker moving part with a PR122/P-LI R1200 electronic overcurrent release providing long-time and instantaneous protection for low-voltage power distribution systems.
£7,531.72
The ABB 1SDA061121R1 is a SACE Emax E2H-A air circuit breaker moving part designed for dependable switching and protection in demanding low-voltage power distribution systems. This configuration is rated at 1200 A, uses a three-pole withdrawable design and incorporates ABB's PR122/P-LI electronic overcurrent release.
The PR122/P-LI release provides long-time and instantaneous protection, delivering LI protection against sustained overloads and severe short-circuit conditions. The R1200 release corresponds to the breaker's 1200 A rated current, with an instantaneous protection value of 18,000 A.
Designed as a withdrawable SACE Emax moving part, the 1SDA061121R1 is intended for use with a compatible fixed section. Its E2 frame, H-A performance version and electronic protection make it suitable for switchgear applications where reliable circuit protection and the maintainability advantages of withdrawable construction are required.
The ABB SACE Emax E2H-A provides switching, isolation and overcurrent protection for high-current low-voltage electrical networks. The withdrawable construction of the 1SDA061121R1 allows the circuit breaker moving part to be used with a compatible fixed section, providing a practical arrangement for switchgear installations where inspection, maintenance and replacement flexibility are important.
Its PR122/P-LI electronic release provides long-time protection against sustained overload conditions together with instantaneous protection against severe short-circuit currents. This LI protection combination helps safeguard distribution circuits, cables, busbars and connected equipment while supporting dependable fault interruption in industrial and commercial electrical systems.
| Series | SACE Emax |
|---|---|
| ABB order code | 1SDA061121R1 |
| Product group | 310513-New Emax |
| Product type | Air circuit breaker moving part |
| Frame | E2 |
| Performance version | H-A |
| Rated current | 1200 A |
| Number of poles | 3 |
| Installation configuration | Withdrawable moving part |
| Trip unit | PR122/P-LI |
| Trip unit rating | R1200 |
| Protection functions | Long-time and instantaneous (LI) |
| Instantaneous protection value | 18,000 A |
| Configuration | UL |
The ABB 1SDA061121R1 is a SACE Emax E2H-A three-pole withdrawable air circuit breaker moving part rated at 1200 A and equipped with a PR122/P-LI electronic overcurrent release.
The ABB 1SDA061121R1 has a rated current of 1200 A and uses a PR122/P-LI R1200 electronic overcurrent release.
The circuit breaker moving part is equipped with an ABB PR122/P-LI electronic overcurrent release.
The PR122/P-LI provides long-time overload protection and instantaneous short-circuit protection, collectively identified as LI protection.
The 1SDA061121R1 is a withdrawable three-pole moving part designed for use with a compatible SACE Emax fixed section.
This E2H-A 1200 configuration has an instantaneous protection value of 18,000 A.
It is typically used in industrial, commercial and infrastructure low-voltage switchgear for incoming, feeder and other high-current circuit protection duties where withdrawable construction is required.
ABB SACE Emax air circuit breakers are engineered for demanding low-voltage power distribution applications, combining robust switching technology, electronic protection and flexible withdrawable construction for industrial, commercial and infrastructure electrical systems.
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