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ABB 1SDA073762R1 AUP auxiliary position contact set with six changeover contacts for connected, test and disconnected position signalling on compatible SACE Emax 2 E1.2 withdrawable circuit breakers.
£330.54
The ABB AUP 6 Contacts 400V E1.2, order code 1SDA073762R1, is a six-contact auxiliary position contact assembly for ABB SACE Emax 2 E1.2 withdrawable circuit breakers. The AUP contacts provide electrical signalling of the breaker’s position relative to its fixed part, allowing remote monitoring of the connected, test and disconnected states.
The assembly provides six changeover contacts, arranged to signal the principal positions of a withdrawable breaker: two contacts for connected position, two for test position and two for disconnected position. This makes the accessory particularly useful in automated switchboards where breaker position must be communicated to PLCs, interlocking circuits, supervisory systems or local indication equipment.
The 1SDA073762R1 is the version intended for circuits below 400 V AC and is compatible with the Emax 2 E1.2 platform as well as compatible ABB XT7 and XT7M circuit breakers. Designed for installation with withdrawable breaker arrangements, it provides dedicated electrical feedback that complements the mechanical position indication of the switchgear.
Withdrawable air circuit breakers can occupy several mechanically distinct positions within their fixed part. In the connected position, both the main and auxiliary circuits are engaged; the test position allows control and auxiliary functions to be checked while the main power circuit remains isolated; and the disconnected position separates the breaker from the main circuit.
The ABB AUP contact assembly translates these mechanical positions into electrical signals. With two contacts available for each principal position, the 1SDA073762R1 enables multiple control, indication or interlocking functions to receive breaker-position information, supporting safer and more comprehensive switchboard automation.
| Series | SACE Emax 2 |
|---|---|
| Order code | 1SDA073762R1 |
| Product type | Auxiliary position contact block |
| Accessory designation | AUP |
| Number of auxiliary contacts | 6 |
| Contact type | Changeover (CO / SPDT) |
| Connected-position contacts | 2 |
| Test-position contacts | 2 |
| Disconnected-position contacts | 2 |
| Voltage application | Below 400 V AC |
| Compatible Emax 2 frame | E1.2 |
| Additional compatibility | XT7 and XT7M |
| Electrical connection | Spring connection |
| Installation | Withdrawable circuit-breaker arrangement / fixed part |
| Function | Electrical signalling of breaker position |
| Standard | IEC |
| Product net weight | 0.03 kg |
| EAN | 8015644776954 |
The ABB 1SDA073762R1 is an AUP auxiliary position contact assembly that provides electrical signalling of the position of a compatible withdrawable circuit breaker.
The accessory provides six changeover contacts, with two contacts allocated to each of the connected, test and disconnected breaker positions.
The AUP contact assembly is designed for the ABB SACE Emax 2 E1.2 frame and is also specified for compatible XT7 and XT7M circuit breakers.
The contacts provide electrical indication of the connected, test and disconnected positions of a withdrawable circuit breaker.
The position signals can be connected to PLCs, indication circuits, electrical interlocks, alarms and supervisory control systems that require remote information about the physical position of the circuit breaker.
ABB AUP auxiliary position contacts provide dependable electrical feedback of withdrawable circuit-breaker position, supporting remote indication, interlocking and automation throughout modern low-voltage switchgear systems.
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