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ABB 1SDA100864R1 is a 1250 A three-pole fixed SACE Tmax XT7S moulded-case circuit breaker with front terminals, lever operating mechanism and an Ekip M Dip I solid-state electronic release for motor circuit protection.
£2,828.15
The ABB XT7S 1250 Ekip M Dip I In=1250A 3p F F is a high-performance SACE Tmax XT7S moulded-case circuit breaker (MCCB) designed for high-current motor protection applications. Identified by ABB order code 1SDA100864R1, it combines a 1250 A rated current with an Ekip M Dip I solid-state electronic release.
The Ekip M Dip I release provides instantaneous magnetic protection specifically suited to motor circuits, where overload protection can be coordinated with appropriate motor-protection and control equipment. The electronic release provides rapid intervention during severe short-circuit conditions while supporting the protection requirements of large industrial motor feeders.
This XT7S model is a fixed, three-pole circuit breaker with front terminals and a lever operating mechanism. The XT7S performance level provides a 50 kA breaking capacity, while the circuit breaker is rated for operation up to 690 V AC, making it suitable for demanding motor-control centres and industrial switchboards.
The ABB XT7S 1250 combines the high-current capability of the Tmax XT7 platform with an Ekip M Dip I solid-state electronic release designed for motor protection. Its instantaneous magnetic protection responds rapidly to severe short-circuit currents, helping protect motor feeders, conductors and associated equipment against damaging fault conditions.
With a rated current of 1250 A, a 50 kA interruption rating and operation up to 690 V, the 1SDA100864R1 is engineered for demanding three-phase motor circuits. Its fixed construction, front terminals and lever operating mechanism support practical integration into industrial motor-control centres and high-capacity switchboards.
| Series | SACE Tmax XT |
|---|---|
| Frame size | XT7 |
| ABB order code | 1SDA100864R1 |
| EAN / GTIN | 8056221009188 |
| Product type | Moulded-case circuit breaker (MCCB) |
| Interruption performance | S |
| Interruption rating | 50 kA |
| Rated current | 1250 A |
| Rated voltage | 690 V |
| Trip unit | Ekip M Dip I |
| Trip technology | Solid-state electronic |
| Protection function | Instantaneous magnetic protection |
| Application | Motor protection |
| Number of poles | 3 |
| Current type | AC |
| Undelayed short-circuit release setting | 1250 A |
| Short-time delayed short-circuit release setting | 12500 A |
| Integrated earth-fault protection | No |
| Mounting | Fixed |
| Terminals | Front terminals |
| Main-circuit connection | Bolt connection |
| Operating mechanism | Lever |
| Degree of protection | IP20 |
| Standard | IEC |
The ABB 1SDA100864R1 is an XT7S 1250 fixed three-pole moulded-case circuit breaker with front terminals, a lever operating mechanism and an Ekip M Dip I solid-state electronic release for motor protection.
The circuit breaker has a rated current of 1250 A.
The Ekip M Dip I is an electronic release designed for motor protection applications, providing instantaneous magnetic protection against severe short-circuit faults.
The XT7S version has an interruption rating of 50 kA, making it suitable for demanding low-voltage motor and industrial applications.
No. The Ekip M Dip I release fitted to the 1SDA100864R1 does not include integrated ground-fault protection.
This model is a fixed three-pole circuit breaker equipped with front terminals and a lever operating mechanism.
ABB SACE Tmax XT moulded-case circuit breakers and Ekip electronic releases are widely used by panel builders, motor-control specialists and electrical engineers to provide dependable protection for demanding industrial motor and low-voltage power applications.
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