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ABB EPX-XT4S-E2-1004 is a 100 A four-pole Tmax XT4S moulded case circuit breaker with 50 kA short-circuit breaking capacity and LSI electronic protection for industrial and commercial low-voltage electrical distribution systems.
£2,090.84
The ABB EPX-XT4S-E2-1004 is a high-performance 100 A four-pole moulded case circuit breaker (MCCB) designed to provide reliable overload and short-circuit protection in industrial and commercial low-voltage electrical distribution systems. As part of the ABB Protecta Power Devices range, incorporating the advanced ABB Tmax XT4S circuit breaker platform, it offers dependable electrical protection for distribution boards, switchgear assemblies and three-phase power distribution installations.
This circuit breaker features LSI electronic trip protection, providing long-time overload protection, short-time delayed short-circuit protection and instantaneous short-circuit protection. These three protection functions enable effective overcurrent fault management and support selective coordination between protective devices in electrical distribution networks. The electronic trip technology helps protect cables, switchgear and connected electrical equipment against potentially damaging fault conditions.
With a 100 A rated current, four-pole configuration and 50 kA specified short-circuit breaking capacity, the EPX-XT4S-E2-1004 is suitable for demanding low-voltage distribution applications requiring dependable circuit protection and neutral-pole switching. Its compact 140 mm four-pole XT4S format enables efficient integration into electrical distribution panels, industrial switchboards and suitable ABB Protecta Power assemblies.
Moulded case circuit breakers such as the ABB EPX-XT4S-E2-1004 play an essential role in protecting modern low-voltage electrical distribution systems. They monitor electrical current and automatically interrupt circuits when overload or short-circuit conditions exceed the configured protection thresholds. This helps safeguard electrical cables, switchgear and connected equipment while supporting dependable operation of industrial and commercial electrical installations.
The ABB Tmax XT4S platform combines compact construction with electronic circuit protection technology for demanding electrical distribution applications. Its LSI protection arrangement incorporates long-time overload protection, short-time delayed short-circuit protection and instantaneous short-circuit protection. These functions support flexible protection coordination and help engineers design distribution systems that respond effectively to electrical faults. The four-pole arrangement is particularly useful in three-phase installations where neutral-pole switching is required, subject to the electrical system design and applicable installation standards.
| Product range | Protecta Power Devices |
|---|---|
| Series | Tmax XT |
| Breaker platform | XT4S |
| ABB order code | 1SDX255186R1 |
| Product type | Moulded case circuit breaker (MCCB) |
| Rated current | 100 A |
| XT4 frame size | 250 A |
| Number of poles | 4P (four-pole) |
| Specified short-circuit breaking capacity | 50 kA |
| Trip unit technology | Electronic |
| Trip protection functions | LSI |
| Overload protection | Long-time protection (L) |
| Short-time protection | Delayed short-circuit protection (S) |
| Instantaneous protection | Instantaneous short-circuit protection (I) |
| Short-circuit performance level | S |
| Rated operational voltage | Up to 690 V AC (XT4 platform) |
| Rated insulation voltage | 1000 V (XT4 platform) |
| Rated impulse withstand voltage | 8 kV (XT4 platform) |
| Rated frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Breaker construction | Moulded case |
| Operating mechanism | Manual switching with automatic protective tripping |
| Width | 140 mm (four-pole XT4 platform) |
| Applicable product standard | IEC 60947-2 |
| Application | Low-voltage electrical distribution and circuit protection |
| Installation | Electrical distribution boards and switchgear assemblies |
The ABB EPX-XT4S-E2-1004 is a four-pole moulded case circuit breaker designed to protect low-voltage electrical distribution circuits against overloads and short circuits in industrial and commercial installations.
The circuit breaker has a 100 A rated current and uses the ABB Tmax XT4S breaker platform, making it suitable for appropriately designed low-voltage electrical distribution circuits requiring 100 A protection.
The EPX-XT4S-E2-1004 has a specified 50 kA short-circuit breaking capacity, providing high fault-current interruption capability for suitable low-voltage electrical distribution applications. The applicable breaking capacity should be checked against the installation voltage and prospective fault current.
LSI electronic protection incorporates long-time overload protection (L), short-time delayed short-circuit protection (S) and instantaneous short-circuit protection (I). These functions provide protection against sustained overloads and short-circuit faults while supporting selective coordination within electrical distribution systems.
This four-pole MCCB is typically installed in electrical distribution boards, industrial switchboards and low-voltage switchgear assemblies, including suitable ABB Protecta Power distribution systems requiring three-phase circuit protection and neutral-pole switching.
ABB Tmax XT moulded case circuit breakers are widely used by electrical engineers, switchgear manufacturers and industrial panel builders to provide dependable overload and short-circuit protection in modern power distribution systems. The ABB EPX-XT4S-E2-1004 combines a 100 A current rating, four-pole construction, 50 kA breaking capacity and LSI electronic protection in a compact circuit breaker designed for reliable industrial and commercial electrical distribution.
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