OT2000E04K ABB 2000 A 4-Pole Switch Disconnector with Direct-Mounted Handle

OT2000E04K ABB 2000 A 4-Pole Switch Disconnector with Direct-Mounted Handle

ABB OT2000E04K is a 2000 A four-pole front-operated and base-mounted switch disconnector supplied with a black Test-OFF-ON direct-mounted handle and shaft for dependable high-current industrial switching and isolation.

SKU: OT2000E04KAlt SKU: 1SCA108362R1001MPN: OT2000E04K
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Why Choose the ABB OT2000E04K 2000 A 4-Pole Switch Disconnector?

The ABB OT2000E04K is a heavy-duty 2000 A four-pole switch disconnector designed for dependable manual switching and electrical isolation in high-current industrial power distribution systems. Part of the ABB OT high-performance range, it provides robust four-pole isolation for main switchboards, distribution assemblies and demanding industrial installations.

This model is front operated and base mounted and is supplied with a black Test-OFF-ON direct-mounted plastic handle and operating shaft as standard. The direct-mounted arrangement provides convenient local operation at the switch, while the handle can be padlocked in the OFF position to support secure isolation procedures.

The OT2000E04K provides an open-air thermal current of 2000 A and an AC-22A operational current rating of 2000 A at 400–415 V. Its four-pole construction, substantial current capacity and included operating accessories make it particularly suitable for high-current installations requiring simultaneous four-pole disconnection.

Key Advantages

  • Heavy-duty 2000 A four-pole switch disconnector for high-current installations.
  • Four-pole configuration for coordinated multi-pole switching and isolation.
  • 2000 A open-air thermal current.
  • 2000 A AC-22A operational current at 400–415 V.
  • Front-operated and base-mounted construction for switchboard integration.
  • Direct-mounted Test-OFF-ON handle included for convenient local operation.
  • Handle is padlockable in the OFF position for secure isolation.
  • Operating shaft and M12 × 60 terminal bolt kit included as standard.

Key Features

  • ABB OT series high-current switch disconnector.
  • 2000 A rated current.
  • 4-pole configuration.
  • 2000 A open-air thermal current (Ith).
  • 2000 A AC-22A operational current at 400–415 V.
  • Front-operated design.
  • Base-mounted construction.
  • Black Test-OFF-ON plastic direct-mounted handle.
  • Padlockable OFF position.
  • Handle, shaft and terminal bolt kit included as standard.

Direct-Handle High-Current Four-Pole Isolation

High-current switch disconnectors provide controlled manual switching together with a defined electrical isolation function for maintenance, servicing and operational procedures. Four-pole construction allows four conductors to be disconnected through one coordinated switching assembly, making it suitable for distribution systems requiring simultaneous multi-pole isolation.

The ABB OT2000E04K combines 2000 A current capability with a robust four-pole arrangement and a factory-supplied direct-mounted operating system. Its Test-OFF-ON handle, operating shaft and terminal bolt kit provide a practical configuration for integration into demanding industrial switchboards and high-capacity distribution equipment.

Typical Applications

  • Main low-voltage distribution switchboards.
  • High-current four-pole electrical isolation.
  • Industrial power distribution systems.
  • Main and sub-main disconnect applications.
  • Large machinery and plant isolation.
  • Manufacturing and process installations.
  • Busbar distribution assemblies.
  • High-capacity industrial switchgear.

Technical Specifications

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Poles 4-pole
Device Type Switch Disconnector
Current 2000 A
Product Series ABB OT
Series OT
ABB order code 1SCA108362R1001
Product type Switch disconnector
Rated current 2000 A
Number of poles 4
Open-air thermal current (Ith) 2000 A
Rated operational current AC-22A at 400–415 V 2000 A
Maximum rated operational voltage 1000 V AC
Rated short-time withstand current (Icw) 55 kA
Operation Front operated
Mounting Base mounted
Handle Black Test-OFF-ON plastic direct-mounted handle, included
Direct-mounted handle OTV1000EK
Handle locking Padlockable in OFF position
Operating shaft Included
Terminal bolt kit M12 × 60, included
Product net weight 47.8 kg
EAN 6417019416793
Standard IEC 60947-3
ABB product group 311027-OT Switches

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ABB OT2000E04K used for?

The ABB OT2000E04K is a 2000 A four-pole switch disconnector designed for high-current manual switching and electrical isolation in industrial low-voltage power distribution systems.

How many poles does the ABB OT2000E04K have?

The OT2000E04K has a four-pole configuration, providing coordinated multi-pole switching and isolation from a single operating mechanism.

What is the current rating of the OT2000E04K?

The OT2000E04K has an open-air thermal current of 2000 A and an AC-22A operational current rating of 2000 A at 400–415 V.

Does the ABB OT2000E04K have a direct-mounted handle?

Yes. The OT2000E04K is supplied with an OTV1000EK black Test-OFF-ON plastic direct-mounted handle, which can be padlocked in the OFF position.

What operating accessories are included with the OT2000E04K?

The OT2000E04K is supplied with its direct-mounted handle, operating shaft and M12 × 60 terminal bolt kit as standard.

Trusted ABB Switching Technology

ABB OT switch disconnectors provide robust manual switching and dependable electrical isolation for industrial power distribution, with the OT2000E04K combining 2000 A four-pole capability and a factory-supplied direct-mounted operating arrangement for demanding high-current installations.