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ABB SACE Tmax XT2H 160 thermal magnetic moulded case circuit breaker with 25 A rating, four poles, front terminals and high breaking capacity for industrial power distribution.
£453.41
The ABB 1SDA067617R1 is a high-performance SACE Tmax XT2H moulded case circuit breaker (MCCB) designed to provide dependable protection for electrical distribution systems in industrial and commercial installations. Part of the trusted ABB SACE Tmax XT series, this four-pole circuit breaker delivers excellent overload and short-circuit protection while maintaining high operational reliability.
Featuring a 25 A thermal magnetic (TMD) trip unit, front terminals and a fixed mounting configuration, this MCCB offers simple installation and dependable circuit protection. The XT2H frame combines compact dimensions with high breaking capacity, making it suitable for demanding applications where system continuity and equipment protection are essential.
With a 690 V AC rated operating voltage, 70 kA breaking capacity at 415 V AC and compliance with IEC 60947-2, the ABB 1SDA067617R1 is ideal for power distribution panels, switchboards, industrial machinery and OEM electrical systems requiring reliable protection.
The ABB SACE Tmax XT range is engineered to protect electrical installations against overloads and short circuits while ensuring dependable operation across industrial and commercial environments. Thermal magnetic protection provides fast fault interruption while maintaining reliable long-term performance.
The compact XT2 frame enables efficient installation within switchboards, distribution panels and machine control cabinets. Its high interrupting capacity and proven ABB engineering make it suitable for demanding power distribution applications.
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| Mounting Type | Fixed | |
|---|---|---|
| Application | Power distribution | |
| Current | 25 A | |
| Phase | Three Phase | |
| Poles | 4-pole | |
| Device Type | MCCB | |
| Breaking Capacity | 70 kA | |
| Trip Unit | Thermal-magnetic | |
| Manufacturer | ABB | |
| Series | SACE Tmax XT | |
| Model | XT2H 160 TMD 25-300 4P F F | |
| Product ID | 1SDA067617R1 | |
| Product type | Moulded Case Circuit Breaker (MCCB) | |
| Frame size | XT2 | |
| Rated current (In) | 25 A | |
| Rated uninterrupted current (Iu) | 160 A | |
| Trip unit | Thermal Magnetic (TMD) | |
| Instantaneous setting (Ii) | 300 A | |
| Number of poles | 4 | |
| Rated operational voltage | 690 V AC / 500 V DC | |
| Rated insulation voltage (Ui) | 1000 V | |
| Rated impulse withstand voltage (Uimp) | 8 kV | |
| Frequency | 50 / 60 Hz | |
| Breaking capacity (Icu) | Up to 70 kA at 415 V AC | |
| Protection standard | IEC 60947-2 | |
| Terminal type | Front terminals | |
| Mounting type | Fixed panel mounting | |
| Dimensions (H × W × D) | Approx. 130 × 120 × 82.5 mm | |
| Weight | Approx. 1.45 kg | |
| HS Code | 85362090 | |
| Country of Manufacture | Italy |
This moulded case circuit breaker protects electrical distribution systems against overloads and short circuits in industrial and commercial installations.
The breaker has a 25 A rated current with a 160 A frame and thermal magnetic trip unit.
The ABB 1SDA067617R1 is supplied as a four-pole (4P) moulded case circuit breaker.
This model incorporates a thermal magnetic (TMD) trip unit for dependable overload and short-circuit protection.
It is commonly installed within switchboards, power distribution panels, industrial machinery and commercial electrical installations.
ABB SACE Tmax XT moulded case circuit breakers are trusted by panel builders, OEMs and electrical engineers worldwide for reliable protection, outstanding performance and long service life in demanding industrial environments.
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