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ABB 1SDA062115R1 is a 100–130 V AC/DC spring charging motor designed to electrically charge the stored-energy operating mechanism of compatible SACE Tmax T7M and Emax X1 circuit breakers.
£1,077.74
The ABB 1SDA062115R1 is a genuine spring charging motor designed for compatible ABB SACE Tmax T7M and Emax X1 circuit breakers. Identified as MOTOR T7M-X1 100...130Vac/dc, it operates from a 100–130 V AC/DC auxiliary supply and electrically charges the stored-energy operating mechanism for subsequent circuit-breaker closing operations.
By automatically charging the mechanism springs, the 1SDA062115R1 eliminates the need for routine manual spring charging and enables compatible breakers to be incorporated into remote and automated operating systems. This makes it particularly suitable for industrial switchboards, automatic power-management systems and installations where remotely controlled breaker operation is required.
The motor supports 100–130 V AC at 50/60 Hz as well as 100–130 V DC, providing flexibility across common auxiliary-power architectures. Its dedicated T7M-X1 design provides the mechanical and electrical compatibility required for dependable operation with the intended ABB breaker platforms.
A spring charging motor provides the mechanical energy required to charge a circuit breaker's stored-energy closing mechanism electrically. Once charged, the stored energy is available for a subsequent closing operation, allowing the breaker to be prepared automatically rather than requiring manual charging of the mechanism.
The ABB 1SDA062115R1 performs this function on compatible T7M-X1 equipment using a 100–130 V AC/DC auxiliary supply. For T7-T7M withdrawable versions, suitable sliding contact blocks for the fixed and moving parts are required to maintain the necessary auxiliary electrical connections.
| Series | SACE Tmax / Emax X1 Accessories |
|---|---|
| Order code | 1SDA062115R1 |
| Product type | Spring charging motor |
| ABB description | Gear Motor Device T7M-X1 100...130Vac/dc |
| Drive type | Motor drive |
| Function | Electrical charging of the stored-energy operating mechanism |
| Rated control supply voltage | 100–130 V AC/DC |
| Rated control supply voltage at 50 Hz | 100–130 V AC |
| Rated control supply voltage at 60 Hz | 100–130 V AC |
| Rated DC control supply voltage | 100–130 V DC |
| Voltage type | AC/DC |
| Compatible platform | T7M-X1 |
| Compatible families | ABB SACE Tmax T7M / Emax X1 |
| Standard | IEC |
| Product weight | 1 kg |
| Package width | 130 mm |
| Package height | 80 mm |
| Package depth | 200 mm |
| EAN / GTIN | 8015644646554 |
| Customs tariff / HS code | 85389099 |
| ABB product group | 310511-T-Max T4 - T8 |
The ABB 1SDA062115R1 is a 100–130 V AC/DC spring charging motor, also described by ABB as a geared motor device, designed to electrically charge the stored-energy operating mechanism of compatible T7M-X1 circuit-breaker equipment.
The motor operates from a 100–130 V AC or DC control supply. Its AC rating applies at both 50 Hz and 60 Hz.
It electrically charges the springs of the circuit breaker's stored-energy operating mechanism, preparing the mechanism for a subsequent closing operation and supporting remote or automated breaker operation.
The 1SDA062115R1 is the T7M-X1 version and is intended for compatible ABB SACE Tmax T7M and Emax X1 circuit-breaker equipment.
Yes, when the complete installation is correctly configured. For T7-T7M withdrawable versions, ABB specifies that appropriate sliding contact blocks for the fixed and moving parts are required.
ABB spring charging motors provide purpose-designed electrical charging of compatible stored-energy circuit-breaker mechanisms, supporting dependable remote operation and automation in professional low-voltage power-distribution systems.
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