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ABB EPX-XT5S-E2-2503 (1SDX255188R1) is a 250 A three-pole moulded case circuit breaker with a 50 kA breaking capacity at 415 V AC, an Ekip Dip electronic LSI trip unit and an XT5S 400 frame for overload and short-circuit protection in Protecta Power distribution systems.
£1,925.98
The ABB EPX-XT5S-E2-2503 (1SDX255188R1) is a high-performance 250 A three-pole moulded case circuit breaker (MCCB) designed to provide dependable overload and short-circuit protection in low-voltage electrical distribution systems. As part of the ABB Protecta Power Devices range, this circuit breaker uses the advanced ABB SACE Tmax XT5S platform to deliver reliable electronic circuit protection for commercial buildings, industrial facilities and electrical distribution assemblies.
Featuring an ABB Ekip Dip electronic LSI trip unit, the EPX-XT5S-E2-2503 provides three essential protection functions: long-time overload protection (L), short-time delayed short-circuit protection (S) and instantaneous short-circuit protection (I). These functions enable electrical engineers to configure protective characteristics according to installation requirements, helping safeguard electrical cables, distribution equipment and connected circuits against damaging overcurrent conditions.
With a rated current of 250 A, a three-pole configuration and a rated ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity of 50 kA at 415 V AC, the ABB EPX-XT5S-E2-2503 is suitable for demanding three-phase electrical distribution applications. Its XT5S 400 frame and electronic protection technology provide a practical solution for outgoing circuit protection within compatible ABB Protecta Power distribution boards.
Moulded case circuit breakers are essential components in modern electrical distribution systems, protecting cables and equipment against excessive current and short-circuit faults. The ABB EPX-XT5S-E2-2503 combines the robust switching capabilities of the SACE Tmax XT5S platform with advanced electronic LSI protection, enabling electrical engineers to configure circuit protection according to the characteristics of the installation.
The Ekip Dip LSI electronic trip unit incorporates three complementary protection functions. Long-time protection (L) responds to sustained overload conditions, helping prevent overheating of electrical conductors and connected equipment. Short-time protection (S) provides delayed tripping under specified short-circuit conditions, supporting selective coordination with downstream protective devices. Instantaneous protection (I) provides rapid interruption when a high fault current exceeds the configured threshold.
The circuit breaker has a 250 A rated current and a 50 kA ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity at 415 V AC. These characteristics make it suitable for appropriately designed electrical distribution systems where the prospective fault current is within the device's rated capability. Its electronic protection functions provide greater adjustment flexibility than conventional fixed thermal-magnetic trip arrangements.
The three-pole configuration allows all three phase conductors to be switched and protected together, making the device suitable for three-phase electrical feeders, distribution circuits and industrial power systems. The appropriate protection settings must be selected according to conductor ratings, prospective fault currents, connected loads and coordination requirements.
As part of the ABB Protecta Power Devices range, the EPX-XT5S-E2-2503 is designed for integration into compatible low-voltage distribution assemblies. Its XT5S 400 frame provides a robust mechanical platform for high-current applications. Suitable mounting components, electrical connections and cable accommodation must be selected for the complete switchboard arrangement. For larger outgoing cables, a compatible side cableway extension box may be required to provide sufficient installation space.
The ABB EPX-XT5S-E2-2503 is a 250 A three-pole moulded case circuit breaker designed to protect low-voltage three-phase electrical distribution circuits against overloads and short circuits. It is intended for compatible ABB Protecta Power distribution assemblies and commercial or industrial electrical installations.
The circuit breaker has a rated current of 250 A and a rated ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity of 50 kA at 415 V AC. It uses the ABB SACE Tmax XT5S 400 frame.
LSI refers to three electronic protection functions: Long-time (L) overload protection, Short-time (S) delayed short-circuit protection and Instantaneous (I) short-circuit protection. These functions allow adjustable protection characteristics and support coordination with other protective devices in an electrical distribution system.
Yes. The EPX-XT5S-E2-2503 is a three-pole (3P) MCCB designed for three-phase electrical distribution circuits. Its three-pole construction provides simultaneous switching and protection of all three phase conductors.
The EPX-XT5S-E2-2503 belongs to the ABB Protecta Power Devices range and is designed for integration into compatible ABB Protecta Power low-voltage distribution assemblies. Installation requires the appropriate outgoing MCCB mounting arrangement, electrical connections and accessories specified for the switchboard configuration.
ABB SACE Tmax XT circuit breakers are widely specified by electrical engineers, switchboard manufacturers and industrial contractors for dependable low-voltage electrical protection. The ABB EPX-XT5S-E2-2503 250 A three-pole MCCB combines advanced Ekip Dip LSI protection, a 50 kA breaking capacity and robust XT5S 400 construction to support reliable circuit protection and coordinated electrical distribution in demanding commercial and industrial installations.
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