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ABB 1SDA074644R1 XT1N 125 is an 80 A three-pole fixed moulded case circuit breaker with front terminals, a TMF fixed thermomagnetic trip unit, an 800 A instantaneous magnetic trip threshold and a UL/CSA configuration for low-voltage circuit protection.
£333.82
The ABB XT1N 125 TMF 80-800 3p F F UL/CSA, order code 1SDA074644R1, is a three-pole moulded case circuit breaker (MCCB) designed for dependable overload and short-circuit protection in low-voltage power distribution systems. Part of the ABB SACE Tmax XT1 range, it combines a compact 125 A frame with an 80 A TMF thermomagnetic trip unit.
The integrated TMF fixed thermomagnetic release provides thermal protection against sustained overloads and magnetic protection against short-circuit currents. This configuration has an 80 A rated current and a 800 A instantaneous magnetic trip threshold, providing straightforward protection without requiring an electronic trip unit or external trip-unit power supply.
Configured as a three-pole fixed circuit breaker with front terminals, the 1SDA074644R1 is designed for integration into switchboards, distribution panels and OEM electrical assemblies. Its UL/CSA configuration makes it particularly relevant to equipment and panel designs requiring North American certification alongside the compact, proven Tmax XT platform.
Thermomagnetic moulded case circuit breakers combine two established protection principles in one device. The thermal element responds to sustained overload conditions, while the magnetic element operates rapidly during high-current short circuits. A fixed TMF release provides these functions through a simple, robust protection arrangement that does not depend on electronic trip-unit settings.
The ABB XT1N 125 1SDA074644R1 combines this thermomagnetic protection with a compact three-pole Tmax XT1 platform. Its 80 A rating and 800 A magnetic trip threshold make it suitable for feeders, machinery supplies and distribution circuits requiring dependable fixed protection, while its UL/CSA configuration supports use in applicable North American-oriented equipment designs.
| Series | SACE Tmax XT |
|---|---|
| Product group | T-Max XT 250 Range |
| Order code | 1SDA074644R1 |
| Product type | Moulded case circuit breaker |
| Frame size | XT1 |
| Frame rating | 125 A |
| Performance level | N |
| Rated current (In) | 80 A |
| Number of poles | 3 |
| Trip unit | TMF fixed thermomagnetic release |
| Instantaneous magnetic trip threshold | 800 A |
| Magnetic trip multiple | 10 × In |
| Mounting type | Fixed |
| Terminal type | Front terminals |
| Certification configuration | UL / CSA |
The ABB 1SDA074644R1 is an 80 A three-pole moulded case circuit breaker designed to provide thermomagnetic overload and short-circuit protection in low-voltage electrical distribution systems.
The circuit breaker uses a TMF fixed thermomagnetic release, combining thermal overload protection with instantaneous magnetic short-circuit protection.
The designation identifies an 80 A rated current and an 800 A instantaneous magnetic trip threshold, equivalent to 10 times the rated current.
The UL/CSA designation identifies this XT1N configuration for applicable North American certification requirements, making it relevant to compatible equipment and panel designs requiring UL and CSA compliance.
This version is a fixed three-pole circuit breaker with front terminals, designed for permanent installation within compatible low-voltage switchboards, distribution panels and OEM electrical assemblies.
ABB SACE Tmax XT moulded case circuit breakers combine compact construction, proven thermomagnetic protection and flexible installation options for industrial, commercial and OEM low-voltage power distribution systems.
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