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ABB 1SDA067677R1 XT2V 160 TMD 5-50 3p F F is a fixed three-pole moulded-case circuit breaker with front terminals, a 5 A TMD thermomagnetic trip unit, a 50 A magnetic short-circuit setting and a 150 kA-class ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity.
£695.02
The ABB 1SDA067677R1 is an ABB SACE Tmax XT2V 160 three-pole moulded-case circuit breaker equipped with a TMD thermomagnetic trip unit. Rated at 5 A, it combines thermal overload protection with a 50 A magnetic short-circuit release for dependable protection of low-voltage electrical circuits.
The XT2V is the very-high-breaking-capacity version of the XT2 frame, with an ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity (Icu) class of 150 kA. This makes it particularly suitable for installations where high prospective fault currents require robust interruption capability from a compact moulded-case circuit breaker.
Configured as a fixed three-pole circuit breaker with front terminals, the 1SDA067677R1 is designed for straightforward integration into industrial and commercial distribution equipment. Its XT2 frame is rated at 160 A, while the fitted TMD release has a rated current of 5 A and a 50 A magnetic short-circuit setting.
The ABB TMD trip unit combines two established protection principles within the circuit breaker. Its thermal element responds to sustained overload currents that could otherwise cause excessive heating of cables and connected equipment, while the magnetic element provides rapid operation when a high-current short-circuit fault occurs.
For the 1SDA067677R1, the TMD release has a rated current of 5 A with a magnetic short-circuit setting of 50 A. Combined with the very-high-breaking-capacity XT2V platform, this provides dependable protection for low-current circuits installed within electrical systems where substantial prospective short-circuit currents may be present.
| Series | SACE Tmax XT |
|---|---|
| Product group | T-Max XT 250 Range |
| Order code | 1SDA067677R1 |
| Product type | Moulded-case circuit breaker (MCCB) |
| Frame | XT2 |
| Breaking-capacity version | V |
| Frame rated current (Iu) | 160 A |
| Trip unit | TMD thermomagnetic |
| Rated current (In) | 5 A |
| Magnetic short-circuit trip setting | 50 A |
| XT2V ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity class | 150 kA |
| Number of poles | 3 |
| Installation | Fixed (F) |
| Terminal arrangement | Front terminals (F) |
| Protection functions | Thermal overload and magnetic short-circuit protection |
| Reference standard | IEC/EN 60947-2 |
| Product net weight | 1.1 kg |
| GTIN / EAN | 8015644015732 |
| Customs tariff number | 85362090 |
The ABB 1SDA067677R1 is an XT2V 160 three-pole moulded-case circuit breaker with a TMD thermomagnetic trip unit rated at 5 A and a 50 A magnetic short-circuit trip setting.
TMD identifies the thermomagnetic trip unit. The circuit breaker has a rated current of 5 A and a magnetic short-circuit trip setting of 50 A.
The ABB XT2V belongs to the 150 kA ultimate short-circuit breaking-capacity class, providing very high fault interruption capability for demanding low-voltage installations.
3p means the circuit breaker has three poles. The first F identifies a fixed installation and the second F identifies front terminals.
The TMD trip unit provides thermal overload protection and magnetic short-circuit protection, while the XT2V breaking part provides the high interruption capability required to safely disconnect severe fault currents.
ABB SACE Tmax XT moulded-case circuit breakers combine compact construction, dependable thermomagnetic protection and high short-circuit interruption capability for demanding industrial and commercial low-voltage electrical installations.
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