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ABB 1SDA062159R1 mechanical compartment door lock with cables for compatible SACE Tmax T7 and T7M circuit breakers, designed to prevent the switchgear compartment door from opening while the circuit breaker is closed.
£745.26
The ABB 1SDA062159R1 is a mechanical compartment door lock with cables designed for compatible ABB SACE Tmax T7 and T7M circuit-breaker installations. The accessory provides a mechanical interlocking function between the circuit breaker and its switchboard compartment door, helping prevent the compartment door from being opened while the circuit breaker is in the closed position.
As part of the ABB Tmax T4–T8 accessory range, the 1SDA062159R1 uses a cable-operated mechanical arrangement to transfer the breaker operating state to the compartment-door locking mechanism. This provides an additional physical operating constraint within switchgear assemblies without relying on an electrical control supply.
The COMPART.DOOR INTERLO.DEV.CABLE T7-T7M-X1 is suitable for both Tmax T7 and T7M applications. ABB specifies that the accessory is used together with the appropriate interlock cable kit and interlock plate consistent with the circuit-breaker configuration, allowing switchboard builders to integrate the door-locking function into the complete assembly.
A mechanical compartment door interlock links the circuit breaker's operating condition to the switchboard door mechanism. With the ABB 1SDA062159R1 installed as part of the appropriate interlock arrangement, the compartment door is mechanically restrained when the associated circuit breaker is closed, providing controlled access to the breaker compartment.
ABB specifies that the 1SDA062159R1 must be combined with the appropriate cable kit and interlock plate consistent with the circuit breaker. ABB also states that a circuit breaker equipped with this mechanical compartment door lock cannot simultaneously be mechanically interlocked with another circuit breaker, an important consideration when designing the complete switchgear interlocking scheme.
| Series | SACE Tmax T7 / T7M Accessories |
|---|---|
| ABB order code | 1SDA062159R1 |
| Product type | Mechanical compartment door lock |
| Accessory type | Circuit-breaker compartment door interlock device |
| Operating principle | Mechanical cable interlock |
| Locking condition | Compartment door locked when circuit breaker is closed |
| Compatible platforms | ABB SACE Tmax T7 / T7M |
| Auxiliary contacts extendable | No |
| Configuration type | Loose or configurable |
| Standards | IEC |
| Net / package weight | 1.3 kg |
| EAN | 8015644646981 |
| Country of origin | Italy |
| Customs tariff number | 85389099 |
| ABB product group | 310511-T-Max T4 - T8 |
The ABB 1SDA062159R1 is a mechanical compartment door lock with cables used to interlock the switchgear compartment door with a compatible ABB T7 or T7M circuit breaker.
The mechanical interlock is designed to prevent the compartment door from being opened while the associated circuit breaker is closed.
ABB specifies the 1SDA062159R1 mechanical compartment door lock for compatible SACE Tmax T7 and T7M circuit-breaker applications.
Yes. ABB specifies that the compartment door lock is to be ordered with the appropriate cable kit for interlocking and an interlock plate consistent with the circuit-breaker configuration.
No. ABB specifies that a circuit breaker equipped with the mechanical compartment door lock cannot be mechanically interlocked with another circuit breaker.
ABB Tmax mechanical interlocking accessories provide switchboard builders and electrical professionals with engineered solutions for controlled switchgear access and circuit-breaker operation in demanding low-voltage power distribution systems.
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