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ABB 1SDA060352R1 PR221DS-I is a 630 A three-pole solid-state electronic trip unit providing adjustable instantaneous short-circuit protection for compatible SACE Tmax T6 630 circuit breakers.
£1,293.37
The ABB PR221DS-I In=630 T6 630 3P 1SDA060352R1 is a three-pole solid-state electronic trip unit designed for compatible ABB SACE Tmax T6 630 moulded case circuit breakers. With a rated current of 630 A, this PR221DS-I release provides instantaneous short-circuit protection for demanding low-voltage industrial power distribution applications.
As part of the ABB SACE Tmax T6 protection system, the PR221DS-I uses electronic current sensing to initiate circuit-breaker tripping when the configured instantaneous fault-current threshold is exceeded. The I-only protection characteristic makes this version suitable for applications where instantaneous short-circuit protection is required without the long-time overload function provided by other PR221DS variants.
This release is specifically configured for T6 630 three-pole circuit breakers and has a rated current of 630 A. Its undelayed short-circuit release is adjustable from 630–6300 A, corresponding to 1–10 × In, providing flexibility when coordinating instantaneous protection with the characteristics of the electrical installation.
Electronic trip units such as the ABB PR221DS-I monitor current through a compatible circuit breaker and initiate tripping when the selected instantaneous short-circuit threshold is exceeded. This provides rapid interruption of high fault currents and helps protect electrical equipment and distribution circuits against the damaging thermal and mechanical effects of short circuits.
For this 630 A T6 configuration, the instantaneous protection threshold can be adjusted across a broad 630–6300 A range. This allows engineers to coordinate the trip characteristic with the requirements of the installation while using the proven modular architecture of the ABB SACE Tmax T6 circuit-breaker platform.
| Series | SACE Tmax T6 |
|---|---|
| ABB order code | 1SDA060352R1 |
| Product group | 310511-T-Max T4 - T8 |
| Product type | Solid-state electronic trip unit / release |
| Trip unit | PR221DS-I |
| Compatible circuit breaker frame | T6 |
| Compatible breaker rating | T6 630 |
| Rated current (In) | 630 A |
| Number of poles | 3 |
| Application | AC power circuit breaker protection |
| Protection function | I (instantaneous short-circuit) |
| Instantaneous short-circuit protection setting | 1–10 × In |
| Undelayed short-circuit release adjustment range | 630–6300 A |
| Suitable for power circuit breakers | Yes |
| Suitable for load-break switches | No |
| Suitable for motor protection switches | No |
| EAN | 8015644628208 |
The ABB 1SDA060352R1 is a PR221DS-I three-pole solid-state electronic trip unit rated at 630 A for compatible ABB SACE Tmax T6 630 circuit breakers.
The PR221DS-I provides instantaneous short-circuit protection, tripping the compatible circuit breaker when current exceeds the selected undelayed fault-current threshold.
The electronic trip unit has a rated current of 630 A and is designed for compatible T6 630 three-pole circuit breakers.
The undelayed short-circuit release is adjustable from 630–6300 A, corresponding to approximately 1–10 × In for this 630 A trip unit.
The 1SDA060352R1 is designed as a three-pole PR221DS-I electronic release for compatible ABB SACE Tmax T6 630 circuit breakers.
ABB SACE Tmax electronic trip units provide configurable protection for industrial electrical distribution systems, allowing compatible moulded case circuit breakers to respond rapidly to fault currents while supporting effective protection coordination.
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