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ABB System Pro M Compact S200 Miniature Circuit Breaker, 2-Pole, 50A, Type C, 400V ac AC, 125 V dc DC, 6 kA Breaking

RS stock no.:: 746-7734
Mfr. Part No.:: 2CDS252001R0504 S202-C50
Manufacturer:: ABB

ABB System Pro M Compact S200 Miniature Circuit Breaker, 2-Pole, 50A, Type C, 400V ac AC, 125 V dc DC, 6 kA Breaking

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RS stock no.:: 746-7734
Mfr. Part No.:: 2CDS252001R0504 S202-C50
Manufacturer:: ABB

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Select all	Attribute	Value
	Brand	ABB
	Product Type	Miniature Circuit Breaker
	Number of Poles	2
	Current Rating	50A
	Tripping Characteristics	Type C
	Rated AC Voltage	400V ac
	Rated DC Voltage	125V dc
	Breaking Capacity	6kA
	Mount Type	DIN Rail
	Range	System Pro M Compact
	Series	S200
	Terminal Type	Cage Terminal
	IP Rating	IP20, IP40
	Height	69mm
	Depth	69mm
	Standards/Approvals	IEC/EN 60898-1, IEC/EN 60947-2
	Width	35mm
	Better World Product	Yes
	Better World Claim	Designed for Disassembly
	Reset Actuator Type	Lever
	Tripping Mechanism	Thermomagnetic, Electromagnetic

	Select all
	Brand ABB
	Product Type Miniature Circuit Breaker
	Number of Poles 2
	Current Rating 50A
	Tripping Characteristics Type C
	Rated AC Voltage 400V ac
	Rated DC Voltage 125V dc
	Breaking Capacity 6kA
	Mount Type DIN Rail
	Range System Pro M Compact
	Series S200
	Terminal Type Cage Terminal
	IP Rating IP20, IP40
	Height 69mm
	Depth 69mm
	Standards/Approvals IEC/EN 60898-1, IEC/EN 60947-2
	Width 35mm
	Better World Product Yes
	Better World Claim Designed for Disassembly
	Reset Actuator Type Lever
	Tripping Mechanism Thermomagnetic, Electromagnetic

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ABB S200 Series MCB, 50A Current Rating, 10kA Breaking Capacity (at Maximum Voltage Rating) - 2CDS252001R0504 S202-C50

This MCB plays a vital role in electrical safety by protecting circuits from overloads and short circuits. It is suitable for both commercial and industrial settings, ensuring dependable operation in various environments. With a current rating of 50A and a compact design, this 2-pole device integrates smoothly into existing systems, delivering essential protection.

Features & Benefits

• Provides short circuit protection to enhance safety

• Designed for DIN rail mounting for straightforward installation

• Features a breaking capacity of 10kA for effective performance

• Employs thermal and electromechanical tripping mechanisms

• Suitable for both commercial and industrial electrical systems

• Designed for disassembly, promoting improved sustainability

Applications

• Utilised in commercial electrical safety systems

• Intended for industrial circuit protection across various installations

• Appropriate for automated machines and control panels

• Ideal for safeguarding lighting and power distribution circuits

• Used in critical infrastructure requiring dependable circuit breakers

How can I ensure safe installation of the device?

Follow the manufacturer's instructions for secure installation on the DIN rail, ensuring proper connection to the electrical circuit.

What steps should be taken for regular maintenance?

Routine inspections for wear or damage to terminals and maintaining clean contacts will help ensure optimal performance.

Is it possible to reset the device after tripping?

Yes, once the issue causing the trip has been resolved, the lever can be manually reset to restore power.

Can it be used in conjunction with other devices?

Yes, the design allows for compatibility with other circuit protection devices in multi-phase systems.

What criteria should I consider when selecting a circuit breaker?

Consider the load requirements, breaking capacity, and specific applications to ensure adequate circuit protection.