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ABB 1SDA076536R1 is an XT2L 160 three-pole fixed moulded case circuit breaker with front terminals, a 160 A MA magnetic release adjustable from 960–2240 A and 120 kA ultimate breaking capacity at 415 V AC.
£385.01
The ABB XT2L 160 MA 160 Im=960–2240 3P, order code 1SDA076536R1, is a high-performance moulded case circuit breaker (MCCB) designed for motor and short-circuit protection in demanding low-voltage electrical systems. As part of the ABB SACE Tmax XT series, it combines the compact XT2 frame with an MA magnetic release and the high-breaking-capacity XT2L execution.
This circuit breaker has a rated uninterrupted current of 160 A and an adjustable instantaneous magnetic release range of 960–2240 A. The MA release provides instantaneous short-circuit protection without thermal overload protection, making this configuration particularly suitable for motor circuits where overload protection is provided by a separate coordinated device.
The XT2L 160 is supplied in a three-pole fixed configuration with front terminals. The XT2L performance level provides a rated ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity of 120 kA at 415 V AC, making this compact circuit breaker suitable for installations where high prospective fault currents demand substantial interruption capability.
Magnetic-release circuit breakers such as the ABB XT2L MA are designed to react rapidly when short-circuit current exceeds the selected instantaneous threshold. The adjustable magnetic setting enables protection to be coordinated with motor starting currents and other circuit characteristics while a separate overload device provides the required thermal overload protection.
The XT2L combines compact Tmax XT construction with exceptionally high short-circuit interruption capability. Its 160 A rating, adjustable 960–2240 A magnetic release and 120 kA Icu at 415 V AC make this configuration particularly suitable for motor-control centres, industrial machinery and distribution systems with high prospective fault levels.
| Series | SACE Tmax XT |
|---|---|
| ABB order code | 1SDA076536R1 |
| EAN | 8015644812713 |
| Product type | Moulded case circuit breaker |
| Frame | XT2L |
| Rated uninterrupted current | 160 A |
| Release | MA magnetic |
| Instantaneous trip setting | 960–2240 A |
| Number of poles | 3 |
| Rated ultimate breaking capacity (Icu) at 415 V AC | 120 kA |
| Mounting execution | Fixed |
| Terminal arrangement | Front terminals |
| Dimensions (H × W × D) | 130 × 90 × 82.5 mm |
| Net weight | 1.2 kg |
| Mechanical durability | 25,000 operations |
| Electrical durability | 8,000 operations |
The ABB 1SDA076536R1 is an XT2L 160 three-pole fixed moulded case circuit breaker with front terminals and an MA magnetic release for short-circuit protection.
The circuit breaker has a rated uninterrupted current of 160 A.
It identifies an adjustable instantaneous magnetic trip range from 960 to 2240 A, allowing the short-circuit protection threshold to be coordinated with the protected circuit.
The MA magnetic release provides instantaneous short-circuit protection and does not provide thermal overload protection, so suitable overload protection is normally coordinated separately where required.
The XT2L performance level provides a rated ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity of 120 kA at 415 V AC.
This circuit breaker has three poles and is designed for three-phase electrical applications.
This version is supplied in a fixed configuration with front terminals for integration into switchboards, motor-control centres and industrial electrical panels.
ABB SACE Tmax XT moulded case circuit breakers are widely used by panel builders, electrical engineers, machine builders and OEMs for dependable short-circuit protection and power distribution in demanding industrial electrical systems.
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