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ABB 1SDA061413R1 E3N-A/MS 2500 A three-pole withdrawable switch-disconnector moving part for switching and isolation in high-current low-voltage power distribution systems.
£9,966.78
The ABB 1SDA061413R1 is an E3N-A/MS 2500 A three-pole withdrawable switch-disconnector moving part from the ABB SACE Emax / New Emax range. Designed for switching and isolation duties in high-current low-voltage power distribution systems, it provides a robust solution for industrial, commercial and infrastructure switchboards where dependable circuit isolation is required.
The MS switch-disconnector configuration is intended primarily for circuit switching and isolation rather than the electronic overcurrent protection provided by PR-series trip-unit versions of ABB Emax circuit breakers. This makes the E3N-A/MS suitable for installations where the required overcurrent protection is provided elsewhere in the electrical system and a dedicated high-current switching and isolation device is required.
The 1SDA061413R1 features a 2500 A rating, three-pole construction and a withdrawable moving portion (MP) designed for use with a compatible ABB SACE Emax fixed part. Its withdrawable format supports efficient inspection, maintenance and replacement within switchboard installations, while its UL configuration suits compatible low-voltage distribution applications.
Switch-disconnectors perform an important role in low-voltage distribution systems by providing a means of switching and isolating electrical circuits. Unlike an Emax circuit breaker equipped with a PR-series electronic protection release, an MS switch-disconnector is primarily intended to provide switching and isolation, with the necessary overcurrent protection coordinated elsewhere within the installation.
The ABB E3N-A/MS platform provides a practical solution where robust three-phase isolation and a serviceable withdrawable design are required. The moving portion can be used with the appropriate ABB SACE Emax withdrawable fixed part, helping simplify inspection, maintenance and replacement in high-current industrial and commercial power distribution switchboards.
| Series | SACE Emax / New Emax |
|---|---|
| Order code | 1SDA061413R1 |
| Product type | Switch-disconnector moving part |
| Frame | E3N-A/MS |
| Rated current | 2500 A |
| Number of poles | 3 |
| Execution | Withdrawable |
| Component | Moving portion (MP) |
| Configuration | UL |
| Function | Switching and isolation |
| EAN | 8015644639334 |
| Weight | approx. 64 kg |
| Application | Low-voltage power distribution |
| ABB product group | 310513-New Emax |
The ABB 1SDA061413R1 is a 2500 A three-pole withdrawable switch-disconnector moving part designed for switching and isolation duties in high-current low-voltage industrial, commercial and infrastructure power distribution systems.
The 1SDA061413R1 is an MS switch-disconnector. Its primary function is circuit switching and isolation rather than the electronic overcurrent protection associated with ABB Emax circuit breakers fitted with PR-series trip units.
The ABB E3N-A/MS 1SDA061413R1 has a rated current of 2500 A, making it suitable for high-current three-phase low-voltage distribution circuits.
The 1SDA061413R1 is a withdrawable moving portion (MP) designed for use with a compatible ABB SACE Emax withdrawable fixed part, supporting convenient switchboard inspection, servicing and replacement.
The 1SDA061413R1 has a three-pole configuration, making it suitable for switching and isolating three-phase low-voltage electrical circuits.
ABB SACE Emax switch-disconnectors provide robust switching and isolation functionality for demanding low-voltage power distribution systems, with withdrawable configurations supporting serviceability in industrial, commercial and infrastructure switchboard applications.
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