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ABB 1SDA067680R1 is an XT2V 160 three-pole fixed moulded case circuit breaker with front terminals, a 10 A TMD thermomagnetic release and high short-circuit breaking performance for low-voltage power distribution.
£695.02
The ABB XT2V 160 TMD 10-100 3P F F is a high-performance moulded case circuit breaker (MCCB) designed for dependable protection of low-voltage power distribution circuits. As part of the ABB SACE Tmax XT2 series, it combines a compact XT2 frame with a thermomagnetic TMD protection release for overload and short-circuit protection in industrial and commercial electrical installations.
This XT2V version features a fixed three-pole construction with front terminals, providing a practical configuration for installation within switchboards, distribution panels and control assemblies. The V breaking-capacity class provides a high level of short-circuit interruption performance, with an ultimate breaking capacity of up to 150 kA at 400 V AC.
The TMD 10-100 thermomagnetic release is configured for a rated current of 10 A, with thermal overload adjustment and instantaneous magnetic short-circuit protection. The breaker is designed for IEC applications and supports operating voltages up to 690 V AC, making it suitable for demanding power distribution systems requiring compact dimensions and high fault-clearing capability.
Moulded case circuit breakers such as the ABB Tmax XT2 protect electrical distribution systems by automatically disconnecting circuits when overload or short-circuit conditions occur. The thermomagnetic TMD release combines thermal overload protection with magnetic short-circuit protection, providing dependable protection without requiring an external electronic trip unit.
The XT2V version is engineered for installations where high short-circuit performance is required in a compact footprint. Its fixed three-pole construction and front terminal arrangement make it well suited to switchboards, machinery distribution panels and industrial power systems where reliable protection and efficient panel integration are essential.
| Series | SACE Tmax XT2 |
|---|---|
| ABB order code | 1SDA067680R1 |
| Product type | Moulded case circuit breaker |
| Frame size | XT2 |
| Frame rating | 160 A |
| Rated current | 10 A |
| Protection release | TMD thermomagnetic |
| Release designation | TMD 10-100 |
| Number of poles | 3 |
| Mounting | Fixed |
| Terminal arrangement | Front terminals |
| Rated voltage | Up to 690 V AC |
| Ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity (Icu) at 400 V AC | 150 kA |
| Short-circuit performance level | V |
| Standard | IEC |
| Product net dimensions (W × H × D) | 90 × 130 × 82.5 mm |
| Product net weight | approx. 1.2 kg |
| EAN | 8015644015763 |
The ABB 1SDA067680R1 is an XT2V 160 three-pole fixed moulded case circuit breaker with front terminals and a TMD 10-100 thermomagnetic protection release.
This configuration has a rated current of 10 A within the ABB XT2V 160 frame.
It uses an ABB TMD thermomagnetic release, providing thermal overload protection together with magnetic short-circuit protection.
This XT2V configuration has an ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity of up to 150 kA at 400 V AC.
The breaker has a three-pole configuration for three-phase power distribution applications.
The XT2V 160 is supplied in a fixed configuration with front terminals for installation within suitable electrical switchboards and distribution assemblies.
ABB SACE Tmax XT moulded case circuit breakers are widely used by panel builders, electrical engineers and industrial operators for dependable circuit protection, compact switchboard integration and high-performance low-voltage power distribution.
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