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ABB 1SDA062676R1 T7L 800 fixed three-pole 800 A moulded-case circuit breaker with PR331/P LSIG electronic protection and 120 kA breaking capacity at 415 V AC for demanding low-voltage power distribution systems.
£7,183.07
The ABB 1SDA062676R1 is a high-performance Tmax T7L 800 moulded-case circuit breaker designed for protection and control of demanding low-voltage power distribution systems. Rated at 800 A, this three-pole circuit breaker combines a fixed mounting arrangement, front terminals and an advanced PR331/P LSIG electronic trip unit for comprehensive overload, short-circuit and earth-fault protection.
As part of the ABB SACE Tmax T7 range, the T7L 800 is engineered for industrial and commercial installations requiring high breaking capacity and flexible electronic protection. The L performance level provides a rated ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity of up to 120 kA at 415 V AC, making this breaker suitable for distribution systems with high prospective fault currents.
The PR331/P LSIG electronic trip unit provides long-time overload protection, selective short-time protection, instantaneous short-circuit protection and earth-fault protection. With an 800 A rated current, three-pole construction and fixed front-terminal configuration, the 1SDA062676R1 is well suited to main distribution boards, industrial switchboards and high-current power distribution applications.
Moulded-case circuit breakers protect electrical distribution circuits against overloads and short circuits while providing a reliable means of switching and isolation. The ABB T7L 800 combines high current capability with an advanced electronic trip unit, allowing protection settings to be coordinated closely with the requirements of the electrical installation.
The PR331/P LSIG trip unit adds earth-fault protection to the standard long-time, selective short-time and instantaneous functions. This makes the 1SDA062676R1 particularly suitable for demanding distribution networks where selective coordination, high fault-clearing performance and broader protection coverage are required.
| Series | SACE Tmax T7 |
|---|---|
| ABB order code | 1SDA062676R1 |
| Product type | Moulded-case circuit breaker |
| Performance level | L |
| Rated current (In) | 800 A |
| Number of poles | 3 |
| Trip unit | PR331/P LSIG |
| Protection functions | LSIG |
| Long-time protection | L |
| Short-time selective protection | S |
| Instantaneous protection | I |
| Earth-fault protection | G |
| Rated ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity (Icu) at 415 V AC | 120 kA |
| Mounting type | Fixed |
| Terminal connection | Front terminals |
| Application | Low-voltage power distribution |
| ABB product group | 310511-T-Max T4 - T8 |
The ABB 1SDA062676R1 is an 800 A three-pole moulded-case circuit breaker used to protect and control low-voltage power distribution circuits against overload, short-circuit and earth-fault conditions.
The circuit breaker is fitted with an ABB PR331/P LSIG electronic trip unit providing long-time, selective short-time, instantaneous and earth-fault protection.
The T7L version has a rated ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity (Icu) of 120 kA at 415 V AC.
The 1SDA062676R1 is a three-pole circuit breaker designed for three-phase low-voltage power distribution applications.
LSIG identifies four protection functions: long-time overload protection (L), selective short-time protection (S), instantaneous short-circuit protection (I) and earth-fault protection (G).
ABB SACE Tmax circuit breakers are widely used in industrial and commercial power distribution systems to provide dependable overload, short-circuit and earth-fault protection together with high breaking performance and flexible electronic trip settings.
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