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ABB System Pro M Compact S200 MCB, 4P, 63A Curve D, 400V AC, 10 kA Breaking Capacity

RS Stock No.:: 746-7942
Mfr. Part No.:: 2CDS254001R0631 S204-D63
Brand:: ABB

ABB System Pro M Compact S200 MCB, 4P, 63A Curve D, 400V AC, 10 kA Breaking Capacity

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$450.02

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$495.02

(inc. GST)

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RS Stock No.:: 746-7942
Mfr. Part No.:: 2CDS254001R0631 S204-D63
Brand:: ABB

Type D 4 Pole 6kA - System Pro M Compact

Note

The Classic & System pro M product cannot be intermixed and do not share common accessories. System pro M products can only be fitted to new style Protecta distribution boards,see typically stock no. 539-1553.

ABB S200 Series MCB, 63A Current Rating, 10kA Breaking Capacity (at Maximum Voltage Rating) - 2CDS254001R0631 S204-D63

This MCB is essential in electrical systems, offering effective protection and control. Its sturdy design makes it suitable for commercial and industrial applications. The 4 Pole configuration ensures thorough circuit protection, playing a crucial role in preventing overloads and short circuits.

Features & Benefits

• High current rating of 63A provides effective circuit protection
• Type D MCB for managing high inrush currents
• 10kA breaking capacity for dependable interruption during faults
• Thermal electromechanical tripping mechanism for added safety
• Short circuit protection to shield connected equipment
• Compatible with DIN rail mounting for straightforward installation

Applications

• Utilised in commercial buildings for electrical load management
• Employed in industrial settings for the protection of heavy machinery
• Suitable for automation systems needing reliable circuit control
• Ideal for electrical panels in large facilities

How can this be integrated into existing electrical systems?

It is designed for seamless integration with compatible DIN rail setups, enabling quick installation.

What maintenance is required to ensure optimal performance?

Regular inspections for any signs of wear and functionality will help maintain effectiveness.

Is there a specific installation procedure that should be followed?

Adhering to electrical standards while ensuring proper mounting and wiring is essential for safety and efficiency.

Can it be used in residential applications?

While primarily designed for industrial use, it may also be suitable for more complex residential systems requiring high capacity.

What are the indicators of a tripped circuit breaker and how to reset it?

Check for the lever positioned in the 'off' position

reset it by moving the lever back to 'on' after addressing the fault.

Attribute	Value
Number of Poles	4
Current Rating	63A
Tripping Characteristics	Type D
Rated AC Voltage	400V
Breaking Capacity at Maximum Voltage Rating	10 kA
Range	System Pro M Compact
Series	S200
Circuit Breaker Type	MCB
Width	70mm
Length	88mm
Mounting Style	DIN Rail Mount
Depth	69mm
Model Number	S204-D63
Better World Product	Yes
Better World Claim	Designed for disassembly
Special Features	Short Circuit Protection
Terminal Contact Type	Screw
Reset Actuator Type	Lever
Application	Commercial, Industrial

ABB System Pro M Compact S200 MCB, 4P, 63A Curve D, 400V AC, 10 kA Breaking Capacity

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Type D 4 Pole 6kA - System Pro M Compact

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ABB S200 Series MCB, 63A Current Rating, 10kA Breaking Capacity (at Maximum Voltage Rating) - 2CDS254001R0631 S204-D63

Features & Benefits

Applications

How can this be integrated into existing electrical systems?

What maintenance is required to ensure optimal performance?

Is there a specific installation procedure that should be followed?

Can it be used in residential applications?

What are the indicators of a tripped circuit breaker and how to reset it?

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