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ABB T7L 1250 PR232/P LSI 3-pole moulded case circuit breaker with a 1250 A rated current, fixed front-terminal configuration, motor operating mechanism, LSI electronic protection and 120 kA breaking capacity at 380/415 V AC.
£9,600.44
The ABB T7L 1250 PR232/P LSI is a high-performance 3-pole moulded case circuit breaker (MCCB) designed for protection and control of high-current low-voltage power distribution systems. As part of the proven ABB Tmax T7 series, it combines a 1250 A rated uninterrupted current with electronic protection and high short-circuit breaking capability for demanding industrial and commercial installations.
Equipped with the PR232/P LSI electronic trip unit, the T7L 1250 provides long-time, short-time and instantaneous protection functions. Its adjustable overload and short-circuit settings enable coordinated protection of cables, switchgear and downstream equipment across high-capacity electrical distribution networks.
With a 120 kA ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity at 380/415 V AC, a rated voltage of 690 V AC and a fixed configuration with front terminals and motor operating mechanism, the T7L 1250 is engineered for switchboards and power distribution assemblies where dependable high-current circuit protection is required.
Moulded case circuit breakers such as the ABB Tmax T7 protect low-voltage electrical distribution circuits against overload and short-circuit conditions. The electronic trip unit monitors circuit current and initiates interruption when configured protection thresholds are exceeded, helping protect conductors, switchgear and connected electrical equipment.
The T7L 1250 combines a high 1250 A current rating with adjustable PR232/P LSI protection and high short-circuit breaking capability. Its fixed, front-terminal construction and motor operating mechanism make it particularly suitable for high-capacity switchboards where coordinated protection and electrically operated breaker control are required.
| Series | Tmax T7 |
|---|---|
| ABB order code | 1SDA062947R1 |
| Product type | Moulded case circuit breaker |
| Rated uninterrupted current (Iu) | 1250 A |
| Rated voltage | 690 V AC |
| Number of poles | 3 |
| Trip unit | PR232/P |
| Protection functions | LSI |
| Ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity (Icu) | 200 kA at 220/230 V AC |
| Overload release adjustment range | 500–1250 A |
| Short-circuit release adjustment range | 1875–15000 A |
| Mounting type | Fixed |
| Terminal configuration | Front terminals |
| Main circuit connection | Bolted connection |
| Operating mechanism | Motor operated |
| ABB product group | 310511-T-Max T4 - T8 |
This moulded case circuit breaker is designed to protect high-current low-voltage distribution circuits against overload and short-circuit conditions in industrial, commercial and infrastructure electrical systems.
The ABB T7L 1250 1SDA062947R1 has a rated uninterrupted current of 1250 A, with an adjustable overload protection range of 500–1250 A.
The breaker has an ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity of 120 kA at 380/415 V AC, with voltage-dependent breaking capacities reaching 200 kA at 220/230 V AC.
This model is equipped with the ABB PR232/P LSI electronic trip unit, providing long-time, short-time and instantaneous protection functions.
This version has a 3-pole configuration for use in three-phase low-voltage electrical distribution systems.
ABB order code 1SDA062947R1 is a fixed-mounted circuit breaker with front terminals and a motor operating mechanism.
ABB Tmax moulded case circuit breakers are widely used by electrical engineers, panel builders and industrial operators for dependable circuit protection, power distribution and control in demanding low-voltage installations.
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