1SXU400208C0201 System Pro M Compact CT REV.D JAN.2021

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U S C ATA LO G
System pro M compact™

Circuit Protection Devices on DIN Rail
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Table of contents
004 Overview UL 489 circuit breakers
005 – 007 SU200M series
008 – 010 SUP200M series
011 SU200MR series
012 – 013 S200UDC series
014 – 015 S800U series
016 S804U-UCZ series
017 – 026 Accessories and busbars
027 – 040 Technical data and drawings
041 Overview UL 1077 supplementary

protectors
042 – 051 ST200M series
052 S200MR series
053 – 055 S200MUC series
056 – 059 S800C series
060 – 063 S800S series
064 – 073 Accessories and busbars
074 – 082 Technical data and drawings
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Table of contents

083 – 084 S804U-PVS5 GFDI
085 – 086 S803W-SCL-SR short-circuit current
limiter
087 – 088 EPD24 electronic circuit breakers

089 – 096 MCB technology application guide
097 – 104 Ground-fault protective devices
105 – 116 E 90 fuse holders
117– 118 Surge protective devices
119 –127 SPD - OVRT2 series

4 S Y S T E M P R O M C O M PA C T ™ C I R C U I T P R OT E C T I O N D E V I C E S O N D I N R A I L
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UL 489 series
SU200M, SUP200M, SU200MR,
S200UDC, S800U, S800U-UCZ
Description Features
ABB's UL 489 miniature circuit breakers offer a • UL current limiting
compact solution for all branch circuit protection • Fast breaking time (2.3–2.5 ms)
requirements. They are current-limiting according • Bus connection system
to UL 489 and DIN rail mounted. • Wide range of accessories
• Available with variable depth handle mechanism
ABB's UL 489 MCBs come in up to three trip curves • CE certified and marked
to provide maximum circuit protection. • DIN rail mounting
• Finger-safe terminals
For the worldwide market, the breakers carry UL, • Multi-function terminals
CSA, IEC, CE and many other agency approvals • Suitable for reverse feed (except for S200UDC)
and certifications. • UL 489 listed branch circuit protective device,
UL File #E212323 and E312425
SU200M SUP200M SU200MR S200UDC

Ampacities 0.2–63 1–40 (K: 35) 0.2–63 1–63
Voltage up to 480Y/277 V AC 480Y/277 V AC up to 480Y/277 V AC up to 125/250 V DC
48/96 V DC
Trip curves Z, C, K Z, C, K K Z, K
Interrupt rating 10 kA 14 kA 10 kA 14 kA
Auxiliary contacts yes yes yes yes
Bell alarm yes yes yes yes
Shunt trip yes yes yes yes
Rotary handle mechanism yes yes yes yes
LOTO adapter yes yes yes yes
Busbars (cuttable) yes yes yes yes
Busbars (fixed length) yes yes – yes
S800U S800U-UCZ
Amperage 10–100 A 10–80 A
Voltage 240 V AC 600 V DC
Poles 1, 2, 3, 4 4 in series
Trip curves Z (B), K Z (K)
Short circuit interrupt rating 30/50 kA (1-/multipole) 10 kA
Auxiliary contacts yes –
Bell alarm yes –
Shunt trip yes –
Undervoltage release yes –
Rotary handle mechanism yes –
Motor operator yes –
Terminals compression/ring tongue compression
OVERVIE W UL4 89 CIRCUIT BRE AKERS, SU200M SERIES 5
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SU200M-C
Branch circuit protection — UL 489, CSA 22.2 No. 5
Rated current Rated current

In In
Number of poles A Cat. No. Number of poles A Cat. No.
1 0.5 SU201M-C0.5 3 0.5 SU203M-C0.5
1 SU201M-C1 1 SU203M-C1
1.6 SU201M-C1.6 1.6 SU203M-C1.6
2 SU201M-C2 2 SU203M-C2
3 SU201M-C3 3 SU203M-C3
4 SU201M-C4 4 SU203M-C4
5 SU201M-C5 5 SU203M-C5
6 SU201M-C6 6 SU203M-C6
7 SU201M-C7 7 SU203M-C7
8 SU201M-C8 8 SU203M-C8
10 SU201M-C10 10 SU203M-C10
13 SU201M-C13 13 SU203M-C13
15 SU201M-C15 15 SU203M-C15
16 SU201M-C16 16 SU203M-C16
20 SU201M-C20 20 SU203M-C20
25 SU201M-C25 25 SU203M-C25
30 SU201M-C30 30 SU203M-C30
32 SU201M-C32 32 SU203M-C32
35 SU201M-C35 35 SU203M-C35
40 SU201M-C40 40 SU203M-C40
50 SU201M-C50 50 SU203M-C50
60 SU201M-C60 60 SU203M-C60
63 SU201M-C63 63 SU203M-C63
2 0.5 SU202M-C0.5 4 0.5 SU204M-C0.5
1 SU202M-C1 1 SU204M-C1
1.6 SU202M-C1.6 1.6 SU204M-C1.6
2 SU202M-C2 2 SU204M-C2
3 SU202M-C3 3 SU204M-C3
4 SU202M-C4 4 SU204M-C4
5 SU202M-C5 5 SU204M-C5
Diagram 6 SU202M-C6 6 SU204M-C6
7 SU202M-C7 7 SU204M-C7
8 SU202M-C8 8 SU204M-C8
10 SU202M-C10 10 SU204M-C10
13 SU202M-C13 13 SU204M-C13
15 SU202M-C15 15 SU204M-C15
16 SU202M-C16 16 SU204M-C16
20 SU202M-C20 20 SU204M-C20
25 SU202M-C25 25 SU204M-C25
30 SU202M-C30 30 SU204M-C30
32 SU202M-C32 32 SU204M-C32
35 SU202M-C35 35 SU204M-C35
40 SU202M-C40 40 SU204M-C40
50 SU202M-C50 50 SU204M-C50
60 SU202M-C60 60 SU204M-C60
63 SU202M-C63 63 SU204M-C63
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SU200M-K

In In
1 0.2 SU201M-K0.2 3 0.2 SU203M-K0.2
0.3 SU201M-K0.3 0.3 SU203M-K0.3
0.5 SU201M-K0.5 0.5 SU203M-K0.5
0.75 SU201M-K0.75 0.75 SU203M-K0.75
1 SU201M-K1 1 SU203M-K1
1.6 SU201M-K1.6 1.6 SU203M-K1.6
2 SU201M-K2 2 SU203M-K2
3 SU201M-K3 3 SU203M-K3
4 SU201M-K4 4 SU203M-K4
5 SU201M-K5 5 SU203M-K5
6 SU201M-K6 6 SU203M-K6
7 SU201M-K7 7 SU203M-K7
8 SU201M-K8 8 SU203M-K8
10 SU201M-K10 10 SU203M-K10
13 SU201M-K13 13 SU203M-K13
15 SU201M-K15 15 SU203M-K15
16 SU201M-K16 16 SU203M-K16
20 SU201M-K20 20 SU203M-K20
25 SU201M-K25 25 SU203M-K25
30 SU201M-K30 30 SU203M-K30
32 SU201M-K32 32 SU203M-K32
35 SU201M-K35 35 SU203M-K35
40 SU201M-K40 40 SU203M-K40
50 SU201M-K50 50 SU203M-K50
60 SU201M-K60 60 SU203M-K60
63 SU201M-K63 63 SU203M-K63
2 0.2 SU202M-K0.2 4 0.2 SU204M-K0.2
0.3 SU202M-K0.3 0.3 SU204M-K0.3
0.5 SU202M-K0.5 0.5 SU204M-K0.5
0.75 SU202M-K0.75 0.75 SU204M-K0.75
1 SU202M-K1 1 SU204M-K1
1.6 SU202M-K1.6 1.6 SU204M-K1.6
2 SU202M-K2 2 SU204M-K2
3 SU202M-K3 3 SU204M-K3
4 SU202M-K4 4 SU204M-K4
5 SU202M-K5 5 SU204M-K5
Diagram
6 SU202M-K6 6 SU204M-K6
7 SU202M-K7 7 SU204M-K7
8 SU202M-K8 8 SU204M-K8
10 SU202M-K10 10 SU204M-K10
13 SU202M-K13 13 SU204M-K13
15 SU202M-K15 15 SU204M-K15
16 SU202M-K16 16 SU204M-K16
20 SU202M-K20 20 SU204M-K20
25 SU202M-K25 25 SU204M-K25
30 SU202M-K30 30 SU204M-K30
32 SU202M-K32 32 SU204M-K32
35 SU202M-K35 35 SU204M-K35
40 SU202M-K40 40 SU204M-K40
50 SU202M-K50 50 SU204M-K50
60 SU202M-K60 60 SU204M-K60
63 SU202M-K63 63 SU204M-K63
SU200M SERIES 7
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SU200M-Z

In In
1 0.5 SU201M-Z0.5 3 0.5 SU203M-Z0.5
1 SU201M-Z1 1 SU203M-Z1
1.6 SU201M-Z1.6 1.6 SU203M-Z1.6
2 SU201M-Z2 2 SU203M-Z2
3 SU201M-Z3 3 SU203M-Z3
4 SU201M-Z4 4 SU203M-Z4
5 SU201M-Z5 5 SU203M-Z5
6 SU201M-Z6 6 SU203M-Z6
7 SU201M-Z7 7 SU203M-Z7
8 SU201M-Z8 8 SU203M-Z8
10 SU201M-Z10 10 SU203M-Z10
13 SU201M-Z13 13 SU203M-Z13
15 SU201M-Z15 15 SU203M-Z15
16 SU201M-Z16 16 SU203M-Z16
20 SU201M-Z20 20 SU203M-Z20
25 SU201M-Z25 25 SU203M-Z25
30 SU201M-Z30 30 SU203M-Z30
32 SU201M-Z32 32 SU203M-Z32
35 SU201M-Z35 35 SU203M-Z35
40 SU201M-Z40 40 SU203M-Z40
50 SU201M-Z50 50 SU203M-Z50
60 SU201M-Z60 60 SU203M-Z60
63 SU201M-Z63 63 SU203M-Z63
2 0.5 SU202M-Z0.5 4 0.5 SU204M-Z0.5
1 SU202M-Z1 1 SU204M-Z1
1.6 SU202M-Z1.6 1.6 SU204M-Z1.6
2 SU202M-Z2 2 SU204M-Z2
3 SU202M-Z3 3 SU204M-Z3
4 SU202M-Z4 4 SU204M-Z4
5 SU202M-Z5 5 SU204M-Z5
6 SU202M-Z6 6 SU204M-Z6
7 SU202M-Z7 7 SU204M-Z7
8 SU202M-Z8 8 SU204M-Z8
10 SU202M-Z10 10 SU204M-Z10
Diagram
13 SU202M-Z13 13 SU204M-Z13
15 SU202M-Z15 15 SU204M-Z15
16 SU202M-Z16 16 SU204M-Z16
20 SU202M-Z20 20 SU204M-Z20
25 SU202M-Z25 25 SU204M-Z25
30 SU202M-Z30 30 SU204M-Z30
32 SU202M-Z32 32 SU204M-Z32
35 SU202M-Z35 35 SU204M-Z35
40 SU202M-Z40 40 SU204M-Z40
50 SU202M-Z50 50 SU204M-Z50
60 SU202M-Z60 60 SU204M-Z60
63 SU202M-Z63 63 SU204M-Z63
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SUP200M-C

In In
1 1 SUP201M-C1 3 1 SUP203M-C1
1.6 SUP201M-C1.6 1.6 SUP203M-C1.6
2 SUP201M-C2 2 SUP203M-C2
10 SUP201M-C10 10 SUP203M-C10
13 SUP201M-C13 13 SUP203M-C13
15 SUP201M-C15 15 SUP203M-C15
16 SUP201M-C16 16 SUP203M-C16
20 SUP201M-C20 20 SUP203M-C20
25 SUP201M-C25 25 SUP203M-C25
30 SUP201M-C30 30 SUP203M-C30
32 SUP201M-C32 32 SUP203M-C32
35 SUP201M-C35 35 SUP203M-C35
40 SUP201M-C40 40 SUP203M-C40
2 1 SUP202M-C1
1.6 SUP202M-C1.6
2 SUP202M-C2
3 SUP202M-C3
4 SUP202M-C4
5 SUP202M-C5
6 SUP202M-C6
7 SUP202M-C7
8 SUP202M-C8
10 SUP202M-C10
13 SUP202M-C13
15 SUP202M-C15
16 SUP202M-C16
20 SUP202M-C20
25 SUP202M-C25
30 SUP202M-C30
Diagram 32 SUP202M-C32
35 SUP202M-C35
40 SUP202M-C40
SUP200M SERIES 9
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SUP200M-K

In In
1 1 SUP201M-K1 3 1 SUP203M-K1
1.6 SUP201M-K1.6 1.6 SUP203M-K1.6
2 SUP201M-K2 2 SUP203M-K2
10 SUP201M-K10 10 SUP203M-K10
13 SUP201M-K13 13 SUP203M-K13
15 SUP201M-K15 15 SUP203M-K15
16 SUP201M-K16 16 SUP203M-K16
20 SUP201M-K20 20 SUP203M-K20
25 SUP201M-K25 25 SUP203M-K25
30 SUP201M-K30 30 SUP203M-K30
32 SUP201M-K32 32 SUP203M-K32
35 SUP201M-K35 35 SUP203M-K35
2 1 SUP202M-K1
1.6 SUP202M-K1.6
2 SUP202M-K2
3 SUP202M-K3
4 SUP202M-K4
5 SUP202M-K5
6 SUP202M-K6
7 SUP202M-K7
8 SUP202M-K8
10 SUP202M-K10
13 SUP202M-K13
15 SUP202M-K15
16 SUP202M-K16
20 SUP202M-K20
25 SUP202M-K25
Diagram 30 SUP202M-K30
32 SUP202M-K32
35 SUP202M-K35
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SUP200M-Z

In In
1 1 SUP201M-Z1 3 1 SUP203M-Z1
1.6 SUP201M-Z1.6 1.6 SUP203M-Z1.6
2 SUP201M-Z2 2 SUP203M-Z2
10 SUP201M-Z10 10 SUP203M-Z10
15 SUP201M-Z15 15 SUP203M-Z15
16 SUP201M-Z16 16 SUP203M-Z16
20 SUP201M-Z20 20 SUP203M-Z20
25 SUP201M-Z25 25 SUP203M-Z25
30 SUP201M-Z30 30 SUP203M-Z30
32 SUP201M-Z32 32 SUP203M-Z32
35 SUP201M-Z35 35 SUP203M-Z35
40 SUP201M-Z40 40 SUP203M-Z40
2 1 SUP202M-Z1
1.6 SUP202M-Z1.6
2 SUP202M-Z2
3 SUP202M-Z3
4 SUP202M-Z4
5 SUP202M-Z5
6 SUP202M-Z6
7 SUP202M-Z7
8 SUP202M-Z8
10 SUP202M-Z10
15 SUP202M-Z15
16 SUP202M-Z16
20 SUP202M-Z20
25 SUP202M-Z25
30 SUP202M-Z30
32 SUP202M-Z32
Diagram 35 SUP202M-Z35
40 SUP202M-Z40
SUP200M SERIES, SU200MR SERIES 11
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SU200MR-K with ring tongue terminals

In In
1 0.2 SU201MR-K0.2 3 0.2 SU203MR-K0.2
0.3 SU201MR-K0.3 0.3 SU203MR-K0.3
0.5 SU201MR-K0.5 0.5 SU203MR-K0.5
0.75 SU201MR-K0.75 0.75 SU203MR-K0.75
1 SU201MR-K1 1 SU203MR-K1
1.6 SU201MR-K1.6 1.6 SU203MR-K1.6
10 SU201MR-K10 10 SU203MR-K10
13 SU201MR-K13 13 SU203MR-K13
15 SU201MR-K15 15 SU203MR-K15
16 SU201MR-K16 16 SU203MR-K16
20 SU201MR-K20 20 SU203MR-K20
25 SU201MR-K25 25 SU203MR-K25
30 SU201MR-K30 30 SU203MR-K30
32 SU201MR-K32 32 SU203MR-K32
35 SU201MR-K35 35 SU203MR-K35
40 SU201MR-K40 40 SU203MR-K40
50 SU201MR-K50 50 SU203MR-K50
60 SU201MR-K60 60 SU203MR-K60
63 SU201MR-K63 63 SU203MR-K63
2 0.2 SU202MR-K0.2 4 0.2 SU204MR-K0.2
0.3 SU202MR-K0.3 0.3 SU204MR-K0.3
0.5 SU202MR-K0.5 0.5 SU204MR-K0.5
0.75 SU202MR-K0.75 0.75 SU204MR-K0.75
1.6 SU202MR-K1.6 1.6 SU204MR-K1.6
Diagram 5 SU202MR-K5 5 SU204MR-K5
10 SU202MR-K10 10 SU204MR-K10
13 SU202MR-K13 13 SU204MR-K13
15 SU202MR-K15 15 SU204MR-K15
16 SU202MR-K16 16 SU204MR-K16
20 SU202MR-K20 20 SU204MR-K20
25 SU202MR-K25 25 SU204MR-K25
30 SU202MR-K30 30 SU204MR-K30
32 SU202MR-K32 32 SU204MR-K32
35 SU202MR-K35 35 SU204MR-K35
40 SU202MR-K40 40 SU204MR-K40
50 SU202MR-K50 50 SU204MR-K50
60 SU202MR-K60 60 SU204MR-K60
63 SU202MR-K63 63 SU204MR-K63
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S200UDC-K
Rated current
In
Number of poles A Cat. No.
1 1 S201UDC-K1
1.6 S201UDC-K1.6
2 S201UDC-K2
3 S201UDC-K3
4 S201UDC-K4
5 S201UDC-K5
6 S201UDC-K6
8 S201UDC-K8
10 S201UDC-K10
13 S201UDC-K13
15 S201UDC-K15
16 S201UDC-K16
20 S201UDC-K20
25 S201UDC-K25
30 S201UDC-K30
32 S201UDC-K32
40 S201UDC-K40
50 S201UDC-K50
Diagram 60 S201UDC-K60
63 S201UDC-K63
2 1 S202UDC-K1
1.6 S202UDC-K1.6
2 S202UDC-K2
3 S202UDC-K3
4 S202UDC-K4
5 S202UDC-K5
6 S202UDC-K6
8 S202UDC-K8
10 S202UDC-K10
13 S202UDC-K13
15 S202UDC-K15
16 S202UDC-K16
20 S202UDC-K20
25 S202UDC-K25
30 S202UDC-K30
32 S202UDC-K32
40 S202UDC-K40
50 S202UDC-K50
60 S202UDC-K60
63 S202UDC-K63
Note: Standard UL 489 (only DC; please note polarity of device).

SU200UDC SERIES 13
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S200UDC-Z
Rated current
In
Number of poles A Cat. No.
1 1 S201UDC-Z1
1.6 S201UDC-Z1.6
2 S201UDC-Z2
3 S201UDC-Z3
4 S201UDC-Z4
5 S201UDC-Z5
6 S201UDC-Z6
8 S201UDC-Z8
10 S201UDC-Z10
13 S201UDC-Z13
15 S201UDC-Z15
16 S201UDC-Z16
20 S201UDC-Z20
25 S201UDC-Z25
30 S201UDC-Z30
32 S201UDC-Z32
40 S201UDC-Z40
50 S201UDC-Z50
60 S201UDC-Z60
63 S201UDC-Z63
2 1 S202UDC-Z1
1.6 S202UDC-Z1.6
2 S202UDC-Z2
3 S202UDC-Z3
4 S202UDC-Z4
Diagram 5 S202UDC-Z5
6 S202UDC-Z6
8 S202UDC-Z8
10 S202UDC-Z10
13 S202UDC-Z13
15 S202UDC-Z15
16 S202UDC-Z16
20 S202UDC-Z20
25 S202UDC-Z25
30 S202UDC-Z30
32 S202UDC-Z32
40 S202UDC-Z40
50 S202UDC-Z50
60 S202UDC-Z60
63 S202UDC-Z63
Note: Standard UL 489 (only DC; please note polarity of device).
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S800U-K, 240 V AC
Branch circuit protection — UL 489

In In
1 10 S801U-K10 3 10 S803U-K10
15 S801U-K15 15 S803U-K15
20 S801U-K20 20 S803U-K20
25 S801U-K25 25 S803U-K25
30 S801U-K30 30 S803U-K30
40 S801U-K40 40 S803U-K40
50 S801U-K50 50 S803U-K50
60 S801U-K60 60 S803U-K60
70 S801U-K70 70 S803U-K70
80 S801U-K80 80 S803U-K80
90 S801U-K90 90 S803U-K90
100 S801U-K100 100 S803U-K100
2 10 S802U-K10 4 10 S804U-K10
15 S802U-K15 15 S804U-K15
20 S802U-K20 20 S804U-K20
25 S802U-K25 25 S804U-K25
30 S802U-K30 30 S804U-K30
40 S802U-K40 40 S804U-K40
50 S802U-K50 50 S804U-K50
60 S802U-K60 60 S804U-K60
70 S802U-K70 70 S804U-K70
80 S802U-K80 80 S804U-K80
90 S802U-K90 90 S804U-K90
100 S802U-K100 100 S804U-K100
Diagram
10 000
1000
100
10
1
seconds
0.1
0.01
1 2 3 10 20 30
multiple of rated current
Available with ring tongue terminals upon request.

S800U SERIES 15
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S800U-Z, 240 V AC
Branch circuit protection — UL 489

In In
1 10 S801U-Z10 3 10 S803U-Z10
15 S801U-Z15 15 S803U-Z15
20 S801U-Z20 20 S803U-Z20
25 S801U-Z25 25 S803U-Z25
30 S801U-Z30 30 S803U-Z30
40 S801U-Z40 40 S803U-Z40
50 S801U-Z50 50 S803U-Z50
60 S801U-Z60 60 S803U-Z60
70 S801U-Z70 70 S803U-Z70
80 S801U-Z80 80 S803U-Z80
90 S801U-Z90 90 S803U-Z90
100 S801U-Z100 100 S803U-Z100
2 10 S802U-Z10 4 10 S804U-Z10
15 S802U-Z15 15 S804U-Z15
20 S802U-Z20 20 S804U-Z20
25 S802U-Z25 25 S804U-Z25
30 S802U-Z30 30 S804U-Z30
40 S802U-Z40 40 S804U-Z40
50 S802U-Z50 50 S804U-Z50
60 S802U-Z60 60 S804U-Z60
70 S802U-Z70 70 S804U-Z70
80 S802U-Z80 80 S804U-Z80
90 S802U-Z90 90 S804U-Z90
100 S802U-Z100 100 S804U-Z100
Diagram
10 000
1000
100
10
1
seconds
0.1
0.01
1 2 3 5 10 20 30
multiple of rated current
Available with ring tongue terminals upon request.

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S804U-UCZ
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Ordering information
Rated current (A) Cat. No.

10 S804U-UCZ10
15 S804U-UCZ15
20 S804U-UCZ20
25 S804U-UCZ25
30 S804U-UCZ30
40 S804U-UCZ40
50 S804U-UCZ50
60 S804U-UCZ60
70 S804U-UCZ70
80 S804U-UCZ80
S80 4U - UCZ SERIES, ACCESSORIES AND BUSB ARS 17
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Accessories
SU200M, SUP200M, SU200MR and S200UDC — UL 489, CSA 22.2 No. 5
Auxiliary contacts Shunt trip

The auxiliary contacts will signal whether the breaker is in the For remote tripping of breaker, a shunt trip device can be
on or off position. added to the MCB. The solenoid device opens the breaker
after control voltage is applied.
Description Cat. No. Description Cat. No.

For field mounting: right side S2C-H6RU S2C-A...U For field mounting: right side S2C-A1U
12…60 V AC/DC
For field mounting: right side S2C-A2U
110…415 V AC
110…250 V DC
Note: For shafts and handles, refer to parts in the Disconnect Switch and MCCB section.
Bell alarm Possible mounting arrangements of MCB accessories

The bell alarm includes a set of contacts that will only signal —
Legend
when the breaker has tripped. Typically, the contacts would
be connected to an alarm or bell to signal the operator that
Auxiliary contact H
an over-current trip has occurred. The bell alarm also
Bell alarm/auxiliary contact S/H
includes a test button for testing the alarm contacts
Bell alarm/auxiliary contact used as auxiliary contact S/H (H)
without opening the breaker.
Shunt trip ST
Note: Right-hand mount accessories cannot be used in conjunction with S2C-DH, rotary
operating mechanism.
Description Cat. No. Diagram

For field mounting: right side S2C-S6RU +S/H+S/H (H)+S/H (H)
+H+H+H
+ST+H+H+H)
+ST+S/H+S/H (H)+S/H (H)

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Accessories
Rotary operating mechanism

For through-the-door operation with a pistol or
selector handle in applications where the breaker
is also used as a main disconnecting means
(disconnect switch).
Description Cat. No.

Rotary handle mechanism can be used with any 5 or 6 mm shaft and S2C-DH
any kind of handle (for example, selector handles, pistol handles)
ACCESSORIES AND BUSB ARS 19
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Accessories
Connection drawings
Bell alarm S2C-S6RU Auxiliary contact S2C-H6RU Shunt trip S2C-A...U
96 98 96 98 96 98 12 14
Shunt
trip
in OFF
Reset 95 Reset 95 Reset 95 11 position
test test test
In ON and OFF position after hand operation Auxiliary contact in ON position
96 98 96 98 12 14
Reset 95 Reset 95 11
test test
In OFF position after tripping Auxiliary contact in OFF position
Mounting
S200U-UP S2C-A....U
On On
On On
C C
A A
B B
D S2C-A...U
D S200U-UP
Addition of a S2C-H6RU auxiliary contact Addition of a S2C-S6RU bell alarm contact Addition of a S2C-A...U shunt trip
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Accessories
SU200MR — UL 489, CSA 22.2 No. 5
SU200MR Instructions for use

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Accessories
Busbars for use with SU200M, S200UDC,

and SUP200M, cannot be cut
Amp rating* Number of poles Phases Busbar length (mm) Cat. No.
80/115 6 1 103.2 PS 1/6/16BP
12 1 208.8 PS 1/12/16BP
18 1 314.4 PS 1/18/16BP
80/115 6 2 103.2 PS 2/6/16BP
12 2 208.8 PS 2/12/16BP
18 2 314.4 PS 2/18/16BP
80/115 6 3 103.2 PS 3/6/16BP
12 3 208.8 PS 3/12/16BP
18 3 314.4 PS 3/18/16BP
*Depending on enclosure size
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Busbar tooth covers for BS...BP (UL 489) Feeder terminals for PS...BP (UL 489)

Covers three unused BSK-BP Terminal, insulated with pin contact AST35/15BP
poles of busbar
Feeder terminal, single-pole terminal, can SZ-ESK BP

be mounted side by side, feed on the pin
of the busbar
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Busbars PS...BP-C for use with SU200M, SUP200M and S200UDC, can be cut to length
Number of phases Phase sequence Cat. No.

PS...BP-C 1 L1-L1-L1… PS1/57/25BP-C
L1-Aux (free)-L1-Aux (free)…1) PS1/37/25HBP-C
2 L1-L2-L1-L2… PS2/56/25BP-C
L1-L2-Aux (free)-L1-L2-Aux (free)…1) PS2/46/25HBP-C
3 L1-L2-L3-L1-L2-L3… PS3/57/25BP-C
L1-L2-L3-Aux (free)-L1-L2-L3-Aux (free)…1) PS3/48/25HBP-C
L1-Aux (free)-L2-Aux (free)-L3-Aux (free)…1) PS3/39/25HBP-C
1)
For devices with auxiliary contact (half module) after each phase sequence
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Accessories

Tooth covers, for 3 pins BSK BP-C
End caps PS-END 3 BP-C
Feeder terminal AST 35/58 BP-C
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Accessories
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Busbars for SU200MR, can be cut to length
Busbars PS…BP-CR for use with end caps PS-END 3 BP-C

Number Cross
Number of of pins section
phases Phase sequence pc. mm² Cat. No.
PS...BP-CR 1 L1-L1-L1… 57 25 PS1/57/25BP-CR
L1-Aux (free)-L1-Aux (free)…1) 37 25 PS1/37/25HBP-CR
2 L1-L2-L1-L2… 56 25 PS2/56/25BP-CR
L1-L2-Aux (free)-L1-L2-Aux (free)…1) 46 25 PS2/46/25HBP-CR
3 L1-L2-L3-L1-L2-L3… 57 25 PS3/57/25BP-CR
L1-L2-L3-Aux (free)-L1-L2-L3-Aux (free)…1) 48 25 PS3/48/25HBP-CR
L1-Aux (free)-L2-Aux (free)-L3-Aux 39 25 PS3/39/25HBP-CR
(free)…1)
1)
For devices with auxiliary contact (half module) after each phase sequence
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Accessories

Tooth covers, for 3 pins BSK BP-CR
End caps PS-END 3 BP-C
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Lockout/tag out device
Product description Cat. No.

For single-pole MCBs S2C-LOTO-S
For multi-pole MCBs S2C-LOTO-M
Filling piece
For heat dissipation of closely mounted devices
that generate much heat. Width 8.75 mm, as spacer,
two different heights, breakable, for DIN rails
according to DIN EN 60 715, 35 x 7.5 mm.
Weight 1 piece Pack unit

Product description kg pc. Cat. No.
Filling piece 0.01 25 SZ-FST 2
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Accessories
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False poles

kg pc. Cat. No.
False pole — 1 module 0.01 100 FP1
Support for false pole 0.012 10 SFP
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Flanges

kg pc. Cat. No.
Flange for rear board mounting 0.040 1 ME 1
1 module — IP40
2 modules — IP40
3 modules — IP40
4 modules — IP40
6 modules — IP40
8 modules — IP40
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S800W-RSU Remote switching unit
UL 489
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Remote switching unit S800-RSU cable including plug

S800W-RSU Remote switching unit S800W-RSU 3 meter cable 0.5 mm S800-RSU-CP
2
(breaker is not included) (20 AWG) including 10-

pole Micro-Fit 3.0™ plug
Key features —
Technical specifications
• The remote switching unit S800W-RSU has a brushless high
precision DC motor to ensure fast remote control operation
Operational voltage 24 V DC
• Low power consumption
Current consumption Ims 2, 5
• Short switching times
Standby current IStandby < 50 mA
• The S800W-RSU is mounted on any multi-pole S800 high-
Switching time OFF-ON < 500 msec
performance MCB
Switching time ON-OFF <250 msec
• Installation and wiring can be field installable
Ambient operation temperature -25 °C to 70 °C
• The connection is done by a 10-pole Micro-Fit 3.0™
Number of switching operations 10.000
(not included in delivery)
Maximum cable lengths (20 AWG/0.5 mm2) 10 m
• The S800W-RSU can be operated by a standard pushbutton
or drive by a PLC Degree of protection (mounted) IP2
Weight 0.661387 lb.
Switching times Connection 10-pole Micro-Fit 3.0™
• OFF -> ON <<500 ms Diagrams

from signal to contact closing
• ON -> OFF <<250 ms 107.4 with strain relief
54 78.3 without strain relief
from signal to contact opening 26 25
• TRIP -> OFF -> ON <<1500 ms
from signal to contact closing
2CCCA1327270001
78.8
2CCCA1327370001
Safety intelligence
72.5
• Inputs are deactivated when detecting manual use

• All outputs become active when spindle is rotated more
9.5
than 360°
19 45.4
• S800W-RSU is locked for five minutes after three switching
3
31.6
attempts leading to a trip
Approximate dimensions shown are in mm.
• Manual switch off possible for three- and four-pole devices
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Accessories
S800U
Shunt trip Bell alarm

For remote tripping of breaker, a shunt trip device can be The bell alarm includes a set of contacts that will only signal
added to the MCB. The device opens the breaker after control when the breaker has tripped. Typically, the contacts would
voltage is applied. be connected to an alarm or bell to signal the operator that an
overcurrent trip has occurred. The bell alarm also includes a
Description (for field test button for testing the alarm contacts without opening
mounting, left side) Cat. No.
the breaker.
S800-SOR Shunt operation release S800-SOR24
24 V AC/DC
Shunt operation release S800-SOR130 Cat. No.
48–130 V AC/DC
S800-AUX/ALT
Shunt operation release S800-SOR250
110–250 V AC/DC
Under-voltage release
When control voltage drops below approximately 50 percent
of rated voltage, the UVR opens the breaker. The breaker
cannot be operated unless proper control voltage is first —
applied to the UVR coil. Ring tongue adapter
Description Cat. No. Cat. No.

S800-UVR Under-voltage release S800-UVR36 S800-RT2125
24–36 V AC/DC
Under-voltage release S800-UVR60
48–60 V AC/DC
110–130 V AC/DC
220–250 V AC/DC
Auxiliary contacts
The auxiliary contacts will signal whether the breaker is in the
ON or OFF position.

Auxiliary contact S800-AUX
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Accessories
S800U
Rotary operating mechanism

Allows “through-the-door” operation. —
UL locking device

Handle mechanism S800-RD Red rotary handle S800-RHE-EM

Gray rotary handle S800-RHE-H Shaft extension S800-RHE-S

Padlock not included S800U-PLL
A C C E S S O R I E S A N D B U S B A R S , T E C H N I C A L D ATA A N D D R A W I N G S 27
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SU200M SUP200M SU200MR S200UDC

Standards UL 489, CSA 22.2 No. 5, IEC 60947-2
UL File number E212323
No. of poles 1, 2, 3, 4 1, 2, 3 1, 2, 3, 4 1, 2
Trip curves C, K, Z C, K, Z K Z, K
Rated current up to 63 A up to 40 A up to 63 A up to 63 A
Rated voltage 480Y/277 V AC up to 40 A 480Y/277 V AC 480Y/277 V AC 125/250 V DC
(Z and C trip curves) (up to 35 A) (1-/2-pole) <40 A
480Y/277 V AC up to 35 A 240 V AC 60/125 V DC
(K trip curve) (up to 63 A) (1-/2-pole) >40 A
240 V AC up to 63 A 48/96 V DC
(all trip curves) (up to 63 A)
48/96 V DC up to 63 A 48/96 V DC
(1-/2-pole, all trip curves) (up to 63 A)
Short circuit interrupt rating 10 kA 14 kA 10 kA 14 kA
Calibration temperature 40 °C 40 °C 40 °C 25 °C
Mounting position Any
Protection degree IP 20 IP 20 IP 20 IP 20 with accessory
Mounting 35 mm DIN rail, front panel/dead front (with accessories)
Terminal screw tightening torque Please refer to data sheet
Cable size 18–4 AWG
Ambient temperature -25 °C to +55 °C (-40 °C to +70 °C)
Shock resistance (IEC60068-2-27) 25 g - 2 shocks - 13 ms
Service life, mechanical 20,000 operations
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Auxiliary contact S2C-H6RU and S2C-S6RU
Rated current 10
Rated voltage AC/DC 24
Contact 1 pole double throw
Connection capacity 18–14 AWG (0.75–2.5 mm2)
Tightening torque 11 in. lbs (1.2 Nm)
Shock resistance acc. to DIN IEC 68-2-6 5 g, 20 frequency cycles 5...150...5 Hz at 24 V AC/DC, 5 mA auto-reclosing < 10 ms
Mechanical service life 10,000 operations
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Shunt trip
S2C-A1U S2C-A2U
Rated voltage V AC 12–60 110–415
V DC 12–60 110–250
Maximum release duration ms <10 <10
Minimum release voltage V AC 7 55
V DC 10 80
Consumption on release VA AC 40–200 55–210
VA DC 40–200 55–110
Coil resistance V 3.7 225
Terminals AWG/mm2 18–6/0.75–16 18–6/0.75–16
Tightening torque in. lbs./Nm 18/2 18/2
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Busbars PS...BP-C/CR and accessories
Electrical data Busbars PS…BP-C/CR

Standards UL508
EN 60947-1 / IEC 60947-1:2004
Rated voltage Ue 600 V AC/DC
Rated frequency 50 Hz (IEC) / 60 Hz (UL)
Rated impulse withstand voltage Uimp. ≥ 10 kV
Rated current / phase
End fed 1) 100 A
Center fed 1) 200 A
Short circuit current rating 10 kA
Mechanical data
Housing Grey, RAL 7035
Resistance to climatic conditions Acc. to DIN EN 60068
Isolation coordination
Overvoltage category III
Pollution degree 2
Installation
Cross section 25 mm²
Mounting position Optional
Supply Via cable with ring lug (PS...BP-CR); direct or via feeder terminal (PS...BP-C)
Accessories
Shock protection caps BSK BP-CR (for PS...BP-CR), BSK BP-C (for PS...BP-C)
Endcaps PS-END 3 BP-C
Approvals
CE, RoHS
UL 508: cULus listed
1)
Independently from the current rating of the feeder terminal or busbar, the current-carrying capacity/current rating of the MCB terminal must not be exceeded.
Installation/assembly
Dimensional drawing 19.3
Warning: When busbars
are shortened, they must
be deburred and cleaned 28.50
of debris. Touch-safe only

when used with the 58.30
required end caps.
13.80
1.8
17.60
5.00 950-1003
10.50 1.8
13.70
.3
Ø5
57.8
All dimensions shown are in mm. 22

T E C H N I C A L D ATA A N D D R A W I N G S 29
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Internal resistance and power loss per pole

Internal resistance per pole in mV, power loss per pole in W.
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SU200M SUP200M
SU200MR
C, K characteristics Z characteristics Internal C, K characteristics Z characteristics

Rated resistance Power loss Internal Internal
Internal Internal
current per pole per pole Rated resistance Power resistance Power
Rated resistance Power resistance Power
A mΩ W current per pole loss per pole loss
current per pole loss per pole loss
In Ri Pv Ri Pv 0.2 25300 1.01 In Ri Pv Ri Pv
A mΩ W mΩ W A mΩ W mΩ W
0.3 13700 1.23
0.2 42500 1.7 - - 1 1400 1.4 2200 2.2
0.5 4740 1.19
0.3 18889 1.7 - - 1.6 703 1.8 1000 2.6
0.75 2067 1.16
0.5 5600 1.4 9000 2.3 2 450 1.8 650 2.6
1 1270 1.27
0.75 2489 1.4 - - 3 178 1.6 250 2.3
1.5 610 1.56
1 1400 1.4 2200 2.2 4 113 1.8 140 2.2
2 442 1.77
1.6 703 1.8 1000 2.6 5 50 1.3 100 2.5
3 140 1.26
2 450 1.8 650 2.6 6 56 2.0 70 2.5
4 109 1.75
3 178 1.6 250 2.3 7 27 1.3 35 1.7
5 50 1.26
4 113 1.8 140 2.2 8 23 1.5 28 1.8
6 54 1.94
5 50 1.3 100 2.5 10 21 2.1 21 2.1
8 22 1.41
6 56 2.0 70 2.5 13 14 2.3 17 2.9
10 18.2 1.82
8 23 1.5 28 1.8 15 11 2.4 13 2.9
13 14.8 2.50
10 21 2.1 21 2.1 16 9.8 2.5 10 2.6
15 8.1 1.83
13 14 2.3 17 2.9 20 6.3 2.5 6.5 2.6
16 11.1 2.83
15 11 2.4 13 2.9 25 5.1 3.2 5.1 3.2
20 8.5 3.40
16 9.8 2.5 10 2.6 30 3.9 3.5 3.9 3.5
25 5.5 3.43
20 6.3 2.5 6.5 2.6 32 3.6 3.7 3.6 3.7
30 3.8 3.39
25 5.1 3.2 5.1 3.2 35 3.3 4.1 3.3 4.1
32 4.6 4.70
30 3.9 3.5 3.9 3.5 40 2.8 4.5 2.8 4.5
35 3.9 4.76
32 3.6 3.7 3.6 3.7 40 2.8 4.40
35 3.3 4.1 3.3 4.1 50 1.7 4.25
40 2.8 4.5 2.8 4.5 60 1.7 6.18
50 1.8 4.5 1.8 4.5 63 1.9 7.56
60 1.4 4.9 1.4 4.9
63 1.4 5.4 1.4 5.4
Internal resistances and power loss are subject to application- Internal resistances and power loss Internal resistances and power loss are subject to application-
specific and environment-specific conditions and are therefore are subject to application-specific specific and environment-specific conditions and are therefore
to be considered as typical values. and environment-specific conditions to be considered as typical values.
and are therefore to be considered as
typical values.
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Temperature derating for SU200M, SUP200M and SU200MR
Rated Maximum operating current at ambient temperature T

current A
In
Standard A - 40 °C - 30 °C - 20 °C - 10 °C 0 °C 10 °C 20 °C 30 °C 40 °C 50 °C 60 °C 70 °C
UL 489 0.2 1) 0.27 0.26 0.25 0.24 0.23 0.22 0.22 0.21 0.20 0.19 0.19 0.18
0.3 1) 0.40 0.39 0.37 0.36 0.35 0.33 0.32 0.31 0.30 0.29 0.28 0.27
0.5 0.67 0.64 0.62 0.60 0.58 0.56 0.54 0.52 0.5 0.48 0.46 0.45
0.75 1) 1.00 0.97 0.93 0.90 0.87 0.84 0.81 0.78 0.75 0.72 0.70 0.67
1 1.34 1.29 1.24 1.20 1.16 1.12 1.08 1.04 1 0.96 0.93 0.89
1.6 1.74 1.68 1.62 1.56 1.50 1.45 1.40 1.35 1.3 1.25 1.21 1.16
2 2.67 2.58 2.49 2.40 2.31 2.23 2.15 2.07 2 1.93 1.85 1.79
3 4.01 3.87 3.73 3.60 3.47 3.35 3.23 3.11 3 2.89 2.78 2.68
4 5.35 5.16 4.97 4.80 4.63 4.46 4.30 4.15 4 3.85 3.71 3.57
5 6.69 6.45 6.22 6.00 5.78 5.58 5.38 5.19 5 4.82 4.64 4.47
6 8.02 7.74 7.46 7.20 6.94 6.69 6.45 6.22 6 5.78 5.56 5.36
8 10.70 10.32 9.95 9.59 9.25 8.92 8.60 8.30 8 7.70 7.42 7.14
10 13.37 12.90 12.44 11.99 11.56 11.15 10.75 10.37 10 9.63 9.27 8.93
13 17.38 16.76 16.17 15.59 15.03 14.50 13.98 13.48 13 12.52 12.06 11.61
15 20.06 19.34 18.65 17.99 17.35 16.73 16.13 15.56 15 14.45 13.91 13.40
16 21.40 20.63 19.90 19.19 18.50 17.84 17.21 16.59 16 15.41 14.84 14.29
20 26.75 25.79 24.87 23.98 23.13 22.30 21.51 20.74 20 19.26 18.55 17.86
25 33.43 32.24 31.09 29.98 28.91 27.88 26.88 25.93 25 24.08 23.18 22.33
30 40.12 38.69 37.31 35.98 34.69 33.45 32.26 31.11 30 28.89 27.82 26.79
32 42.79 41.27 39.79 38.37 37.01 35.69 34.41 33.18 32 30.82 29.68 28.58
35 46.81 45.14 43.53 41.97 40.47 39.03 37.64 36.30 35 33.71 32.46 31.26
40 53.49 51.58 49.74 47.97 46.26 44.61 43.01 41.48 40 38.52 37.09 35.72
50 66.87 64.48 62.18 59.96 57.82 55.76 53.77 51.85 50 48.15 46.37 44.65
60 80.24 77.38 74.61 71.95 69.39 66.91 64.52 62.22 60 57.78 55.64 53.58
63 84.25 81.24 78.35 75.55 72.85 70.25 67.75 65.33 63 60.67 58.42 56.26
1)
Current ratings 0.2, 0.3 and 0.75 A available with K characteristic only.
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S200UDC series DC applications
DC = Direct current For DC incoming supply from above S200UDC-… MCBs have,
S200UDC MCBs can be used in the one-pole version at 125 V in the area of arc chutes, permanent magnets. It is therefore
DC (60 V DC above 40 A), and in the 2-pole version, with both necessary to take into account the polarity during the
poles connected in series, at 250 V DC (125 V DC above 40 A). installation process.
S200UDC contains fitted permanent magnets, which assist Doing so ensures that in the case of a short circuit, the
in the forced extinguishing of the arc. If voltages to earth magnetic field of the permanent magnets corresponds
exceeding 125 V DC (60 V DC above 40 A) may occur, 2-pole with the electromagnetic field of the short-circuit current,
S200UDC is to be used for one-pole disconnection. therefore safely leading the short circuit into the arc chute.
Incorrect polarities may cause damage to the MCB. This is

why, in the case of top-fed devices, terminal 1 must be
connected to (-) and terminal 3 to (+).
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Example for permissible voltages between the conductors depending on the number of poles and circuit layout (for
ampacities up to 40 A; for ampacities above 40 A, the corresponding voltages are reduced to 60 V and 125 V instead of
125 V and 250 V, respectively):
Voltage between Un 125 V 250 V 250 V 250 V

conductors
Voltage between Un 125 V 125 V 250 V 125 V
conductor and earth
MCB 1-pole 2-pole 2-pole 2-pole
S201UDC S202UDC S202UDC S202UDC
Supply from below
Supply from above

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S200UDC series DC applications
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Examples for different voltage levels between conductor and earth in the case of identical voltage between conductors:
Voltage between Un 250 V (125 V above 40 A) 250 V (125 V above 40 A)

conductors All-pole disconnection 1-pole disconnection
Voltage between Un 125 V (60 V above 40 A) 250 V (125 V above 40 A)
conductor and earth Circuit symmetrically earthed Circuit unsymmetrically earthed
MCB 2-pole 2-pole
S202UDC S202UDC
1 In the circuit diagram, the negative pole is earthed.

2 In the circuit diagram, the positive pole is earthed.
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Approximate dimensions
SU200M, SUP200M S200UDC
71
69
49.5 44 17.5 35 52.5 70
14.05
17.5 35 52.5 70
11.4
45 92
45 85 111
6.8
17.5
22
17.3 6.9
20
SU200MR
69
49.2
25 14.8 17.5 35 52.5 70
45 85 115
2.5 25 6.8
S2C-H6RU, S2C-S6RU S2C-A..U
8.8 17.5
100 100
All dimensions shown are in mm.

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S800U
S800U
Characteristics K, Z
Rated operational current Ie [A] 10...100
Pole 1...4
Rated operational voltage Ue compliant to UL489
(AC) 50/60 Hz [V] 240
Rated ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity compliant to UL489
(AC) 50/60 Hz 240 V Single-pole [kA] 30
(AC) 50/60 Hz 240 V Multi-pole [kA] 50
Rated operational voltage Ue compliant to IEC 60947-2
(AC) [V] 240/415
Rated ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity Icu compliant to IEC 60947-2
(AC) 50/60 Hz 240/415 V Single-pole [kA] 30
(AC) 50/60 Hz 240/415 V Multi-pole [kA] 50
Rated service short-circuit breaking capacity Ics compliant to IEC 60947-2
(AC) 50/60 Hz 240/415 V Single-pole [kA] 25
(AC) 50/60 Hz 240/415 V Multi-pole [kA] 40
Connections Cu 10–30 A 14–2 AWG
40–100 A 8–1 AWG
Rated frequency [Hz] 50/60
Tightening torque [Nm] 3,5 (31 in. lb.)
Protection category IP40
(actuating end only)
Contacts Cadmium-free
Permissible ambient temperature [ °C] -25 °C to 60 °C
Standards UL489
IEC 60947-2
CSA22.2 No.5-02
Approval cULus
File E312425
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S800U
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Typical internal resistances and power losses at 25 °C ambient temperature
Internal resistance Ri Power loss P v

Rated current In [mΩ] [W]
[A] K, Z K, Z
10 15.2 1.5
15 12.1 2.7
20 8.7 3.5
25 6.8 4.2
30 3.1 2.8
40 2.3 3.7
50 1.7 4.3
60 1.6 5.8
70 1.0 6.4
80 1.0 6.4
90 0.8 6.5
100 0.8 8.3
Influence of ambient temperature

Devices mounted singly (specifications in A).
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S800U-K, -Z
In [A] 10 °C 15 °C 20 °C 25 °C 30 °C 35 °C 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C 55 °C 60 °C
10 10.9 10.7 10.4 10.0 9.6 9.3 9.0 8.7 8.4 8.0 7.6
15 16.5 16.0 15.6 15.0 14.4 14.0 13.5 13.0 12.6 12.0 11.4
20 22.0 21.4 20.8 20.0 19.2 18.6 18.0 17.4 16.8 16.0 15.2
25 27.5 26.8 26.0 25.0 24.0 23.3 22.5 21.8 21.0 20.0 19.0
30 33.1 32.1 31.2 30.0 28.8 27.9 27.0 26.1 25.2 24.0 22.9
40 44.0 42.8 41.6 40.0 38.4 37.2 36.0 34.8 33.6 32.0 30.9
50 55.1 53.5 52.0 50.0 48.0 46.5 45.0 43.5 42.0 40.0 38.3
60 66.2 64.2 62.4 60.0 57.6 55.8 54.0 52.2 50.4 48.0 46.0
70 76.9 74.9 72.8 70.0 67.2 65.1 63.0 60.9 58.8 56.0 53.4
80 88.0 85.6 83.2 80.0 76.8 74.4 72.0 69.6 67.1 64.0 61.6
90 99.1 96.3 93.6 90.0 86.4 83.7 81.0 78.3 75.6 72.0 69.5
100 110.5 107.0 104.0 100.0 96.0 93.0 90.0 87.0 83.8 80.0 77.8
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S800U
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Auxiliary contact S800-AUX
S800-AUX
Usage category AC15 400/2 A-UL
AC15 240/ -UL
DC13 250/0.55 A125 V/1.1A-IEC
DC13 125 V/1.1A
DC13 60 V/2A
DC13 24 V/4A
Continuous thermal current In 6A
Rated insulation voltage Ui 690 V
Number of contacts 2
Surge Utest (1.2/50μs) 6 kV
Degree of protection 3
Function of contact Changeover contacts
Connection Cu 1 x 2.5 mm2
2 x 1.5 mm2
Tightening torque 1 Nm
Ensured contacts during shake test 5g, 20 frequency cycle
acc. to IEC 68-2-6 at 24 V AC/DC, 5mA brief interrupt <10 ms
AC/DC supply Any EN 60715
Mounting on DIN top hat rail EN 60715 IP20
Type of protection IP20
Permissible ambient temperature for operations -25 °C to 60 °C; -13 °F to 140 °F
Storage temperature -40°C to 70 °C; -40 °F to 158 °F
Mechanical device service life 6000 switching cycles
Icu with S450E 1000 A
Resistance to vibration IEC 60068-2-27;
IEC 60068-2;
EN 61373 Cat. 1/class B
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Undervoltage release S800-UVR
S800-UVR36 S800-UVR60 S800-UVR130 S800-UVR250

Rated voltage Ue 24–36 V AC/DC 48–60 V AC/DC 110–30 V AC/DC 220–250 V AC/DC
Operating range
Operating opening 35...70% Ue
Operating clothing 85% Ue
Coil pull in consumption 1 W, 14 VA 1 W, 25 VA 1 W, 41 VA 1 W, 91 VA
Rated frequency DC; 50/60 Hz
Protection degree 3
Connection Cu 1...35 cable
Tightening torque min. 3/max. 4 Nm
AC/DC supply Any
DIN top hat rail EN 60715
IP40 (only actuation side)
Permissible ambient -25 °C to 60 °C; -13 °F to 140 °F
temperature of operations
S800-UVR36 IEC 60068-2-27; IEC 60068-2; EN61373 Cat. 1/class B
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S800U
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Combined auxiliary and bell alarm
Usage category AC15 400/2 A-UL

AC15 240/6A-UL
DC13 250/0.55 A125 V/1.1A-IEC
DC13 125 V/1.1A-IEC
DC13 60 V/2A
DC13 24 V/4A
Continuous thermal current In 6A
Number of contacts 2 (1x AUX, 1 x AUX/ALT)
Surge Utest (1.2/50μs) 6 kV
Degree of protection 3
Function of contact Changeover contacts
Connection Cu 1 x 2.5 mm2
2 x 1.5 mm2
Tightening torque 1 Nm
Ensured contacts during shake test 5g, 20 frequency cycle
acc. to IEC 68-2-6 5...150...5 Hz at 24 V AC/DC, 5 mA brief interrupt <10 ms
AC/DC supply Any EN 60715
Mounting on DIN top hat rail EN 60715
Permissible ambient temperature for operations -25 °C to 60 °C; -13 °F to 140 °F
Mechanical device service life 6000 switching cycles
Icu with S450E 1000 A
Resistance to vibration IEC 60068-2-27;
IEC 60068-2;
EN 61373 Cat. 1/class B
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Shunt operation release — S800-SOR
S800-SOR24 S800-SOR130 S800-SOR250 S800-SOR400

Rated voltage Ue 24 V AC/DC 48–130 V AC/DC 110–250 V AC/DC 220–250 V AC/DC
Operating range 70–110% Ue
Coil pull in consumption 19.2 W/VA On request
Rated frequency DC; 50/60 Hz
Protection degree 3
Connection Cu 1–35 AWG
Tightening torque min. 3/max. 4 Nm
AC/DC supply Any
DIN top hat rail EN 60715
IP40 (only actuation side)
Permissible ambient -25 °C to 60 °C; -13 °F to 140 °F
temperature of operations
S800-UVR36 IEC 60068-2-27; IEC 60068-2; EN61373 Cat. 1/class B
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S800U
S800U S800-SOR and S800-UVR
106 106
106 66 6 82.5 82.5
26.5 66 82.5
82.5
79.5
79.5 79.5 76.5 76.5
76.5
76.5
76.5
53 53
53 46
46 46
46
46
26.5
26.5 26.5
45 95
45
95
45
95
35
35
35
35 45 95
45
95
35
2CCC413010Z0001
2CCC413010Z0001
1P 1P 2P
1P 2P
2P 3P 3P 4P
3P 4P
4P
S800-AUX S800-AUX/ALT
9 66 82.5 9 6
6 82.5
82.5
76.5
76.5 76.5
76.5
46
46 46
46
T T
45
95
35
35 45 95
45
95
35
35 45 95 2CCC413018Z0001
2CCC413017Z0001
RT
S800-RD AND S800-RHE
76
76
81
81 67
67
48
48
76
76
max.
max. 500 mm
500 mm

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S804U-UCZ
This breaker is specially designed for networks

up to 600 V DC, i.e., a data center. It is available as
4-pole version with a short-circuit current rating
of 10 kA according to UL 489.
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Standard UL 489
Characteristic Z
Rated current Ie 10–80 A
Rated voltage Ue 600 V DC
No. of poles 4
Short-circuit current rating acc. to UL 489 10 kA
Tightening torque 3.5 Nm (31 in.lb.)
Protection category IP40 (actuating end only)
Reference temperature for tripping characteristic 25 °C
Ambient temperature -25 °C to 60 °C
Storage temperature -40 °C to 70 °C
Approval cULus
File #E312425
jumper jumper jumper jumper
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S804U-UCZ
+ + +
LOAD LOAD
-
- -
Tested and listed wirings
jumper jumper jumper jumper jumper jumper LOAD LOAD

Ampere
jumper jumper jumper jumper
Conduc
Line and load migth be reversed AWG, wi
Jumper
Jumper
+ + + LOAD + jumper jumper
LOAD LOAD jumper jumper jumper
- +
- - - -
Line and load might be reversed
LOAD LOAD
Ampere rating (A) 10–32 40–63 70–80
Ampere
jumper rating
jumper jumper jumper 10–32 A 40–63 A 70–80 A
Single conductor per terminal – Single conductor per terminal – Single conductor per terminal –
Conductor type Conductor
Single conductor type
per terminal – copper only, 60/75
Single conductor
º
copper
C wire per terminal – only, 60Single
º
conductorcopper
C wire only only, 60 º–
per terminal C wire only
copper only, 60/75 °C wire 14 AWG–2copper
AWG only, 60 °C wire1/0 only
AWG–8 AWG copper only, 601/0°C wire only
AWG–8 AWG
AWG, wire range Cu, solid or stranded 1/0 AWG–8 Cu, solid or stranded Cu, solid or stranded
AWG, wire range 14 AWG–2 AWG AWG 1/0 AWG–8 AWG
Cu,Jumper
solid or stranded
length (ft) 1 Cu, solid or stranded
1 Cu, solid
2 or stranded
Jumper length (cm) 30.5 30.5 61
Jumper length 1 ft. 1 ft. 2 ft.
+ jumper jumper jumper jumper 30.5 cm 30.5 cm 61 cm
+
- -
Trip curves for S804U-UCZ Dimension of S804U-UCZ
106
106 66 82.5
82.5
79.5
79.5 76.5
76.5
53
53 46
46
26.5
26.5
142
35 45 95 142
45
95
35
2CCC413012Z0001
1P
1P 2P 3P
3P 4P
4P
Tripping behavior acc. to UL489

Thermal tripping: 1 .00…1.35 x Ie
Electromagnetic tripping 11 x Ie ± 20 %
T E C H N I C A L D ATA A N D D R A W I N G S , O V E R V I E W U L 1 0 7 7 S U P P L E M E N TA R Y P R OT E C TO R S 41
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UL 1077 series
ST200M, S200MUC, S200MR, S800S,
S800C series
Description S800S and S800C series
The UL 1077 family of supplementary protectors The small pole width of only 27 mm allows a
offers a compact solution for protection space-saving installation. The current range
requirements. The devices are DIN rail mounted. covers nominal rated currents from 10 A up
to 100 A (S800C) and 6 A up to 63 A (S800S)
The UL 1077 MCBs are available with application- with a maximum rated short-circuit interrupt
specific trip characteristics to provide maximum rating of up to 20 kA (S800C) and 30 kA (S800S)
circuit protection. in UL applications.
The supplementary protectors offer thermal Due to the number of global standards met by the
magnetic trip protection according to B, C, D, S800C/S, the flexibility for worldwide installation
K and Z trip curves. is high. A single product can fulfill the needs of
both, IEC and UL applications.
For the worldwide market, the breakers carry UL,
CSA, IEC, CE and many other agency approvals
Features
and certifications.
• Rated operational voltage up to 480Y/277 V AC –
500 V DC (S800C) and 600Y/347 V AC (S800S),
Features
respectively (UL)
• Energy limiting
• Compression terminals can be easily converted
• Fast breaking time (2.3–2.5 ms)
to ring tongue terminals
• Bus connection system
• Compact
• Wide range of accessories
• Space saving
• Available with variable depth handle mechanism
• CE certified and marked
• DIN rail mounting
• Finger-safe terminals
• Multi-function terminals
• Suitable for reverse feed
• UL 1077 recognized supplemental protective
device, UL file #E76126 and E167556
ST200M S200MR S200MUC S800S S800C

Ampacity 0.5 to 63 A 0.2 to 63 A 0.2 to 63 A 0.5 to 63 A 10 to 100 A
Voltage 480Y/277 V AC 480Y/277 V AC 480Y/277 V AC 600Y/347 V AC 480Y/277 V AC
60/125 V DC (1-/2-pole) – 250/500 V DC (1-/2-pole) – up to 500 V DC
Poles 1, 2, 3, 4 1, 2, 3, 4 1, 2, 3, 4 1, 2, 3, 4 1, 2, 3, 4
Trip curves B, C, D, K, Z K C, K, Z B, C, D, K B, C, D, K
Short circuit interrupt rating 10/5 kA 10 kA up to 10 kA up to 30 kA up to 20 kA
Auxiliary contacts yes yes yes yes yes
Bell alarm yes yes yes yes yes
Shunt trip yes yes yes yes yes
Undervoltage release yes yes yes yes yes
Bottom-mount aux. contact yes – yes – –
Busbars yes yes yes – –
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ST200M-B
Supplemental protectors — UL 1077, CSA 22.2 No. 235

In In
1 0.5 ST201M-B0.5 2 0.5 ST202M-B0.5
1 ST201M-B1 1 ST202M-B1
1.6 ST201M-B1.6 1.6 ST202M-B1.6
2 ST201M-B2 2 ST202M-B2
3 ST201M-B3 3 ST202M-B3
4 ST201M-B4 4 ST202M-B4
5 ST201M-B5 5 ST202M-B5
6 ST201M-B6 6 ST202M-B6
7 ST201M-B7 7 ST202M-B7
8 ST201M-B8 8 ST202M-B8
10 ST201M-B10 10 ST202M-B10
13 ST201M-B13 13 ST202M-B13
15 ST201M-B15 15 ST202M-B15
16 ST201M-B16 16 ST202M-B16
20 ST201M-B20 20 ST202M-B20
25 ST201M-B25 25 ST202M-B25
30 ST201M-B30 30 ST202M-B30
32 ST201M-B32 32 ST202M-B32
35 ST201M-B35 35 ST202M-B35
40 ST201M-B40 40 ST202M-B40
50 ST201M-B50 50 ST202M-B50
60 ST201M-B60 60 ST202M-B60
63 ST201M-B63 63 ST202M-B63
1+NA 0.5 ST201M-B0.5NA 3 0.5 ST203M-B0.5
1 ST201M-B1NA 1 ST203M-B1
1.6 ST201M-B1.6NA 1.6 ST203M-B1.6
Diagram 6 ST201M-B6NA 6 ST203M-B6
10 ST201M-B10NA 10 ST203M-B10
13 ST201M-B13NA 13 ST203M-B13
15 ST201M-B15NA 15 ST203M-B15
B 16 ST201M-B16NA 16 ST203M-B16
20 ST201M-B20NA 20 ST203M-B20
25 ST201M-B25NA 25 ST203M-B25
30 ST201M-B30NA 30 ST203M-B30
32 ST201M-B32NA 32 ST203M-B32
35 ST201M-B35NA 35 ST203M-B35
40 ST201M-B40NA 40 ST203M-B40
50 ST201M-B50NA 50 ST203M-B50
60 ST201M-B60NA 60 ST203M-B60
63 ST201M-B63NA 63 ST203M-B63
ST200M SERIES 43
—
ST200M-B (cont.)

In In
3+NA 0.5 ST203M-B0.5NA 4 0.5 ST204M-B0.5
1.6 ST203M-B1.6NA 1.6 ST204M-B1.6
10 ST203M-B10NA 10 ST204M-B10
13 ST203M-B13NA 13 ST204M-B13
15 ST203M-B15NA 15 ST204M-B15
16 ST203M-B16NA 16 ST204M-B16
20 ST203M-B20NA 20 ST204M-B20
25 ST203M-B25NA 25 ST204M-B25
30 ST203M-B30NA 30 ST204M-B30
32 ST203M-B32NA 32 ST204M-B32
35 ST203M-B35NA 35 ST204M-B35
40 ST203M-B40NA 40 ST204M-B40
50 ST203M-B50NA 50 ST204M-B50
60 ST203M-B60NA 60 ST204M-B60
63 ST203M-B63NA 63 ST204M-B63
—
ST200M-C

In In
1 0.5 ST201M-C0.5 2 0.5 ST202M-C0.5
1 ST201M-C1 1 ST202M-C1
1.6 ST201M-C1.6 1.6 ST202M-C1.6
2 ST201M-C2 2 ST202M-C2
3 ST201M-C3 3 ST202M-C3
4 ST201M-C4 4 ST202M-C4
5 ST201M-C5 5 ST202M-C5
6 ST201M-C6 6 ST202M-C6
7 ST201M-C7 7 ST202M-C7
8 ST201M-C8 8 ST202M-C8
10 ST201M-C10 10 ST202M-C10
13 ST201M-C13 13 ST202M-C13
15 ST201M-C15 15 ST202M-C15
16 ST201M-C16 16 ST202M-C16
20 ST201M-C20 20 ST202M-C20
25 ST201M-C25 25 ST202M-C25
30 ST201M-C30 30 ST202M-C30
32 ST201M-C32 32 ST202M-C32
35 ST201M-C35 35 ST202M-C35
40 ST201M-C40 40 ST202M-C40
50 ST201M-C50 50 ST202M-C50
60 ST201M-C60 60 ST202M-C60
63 ST201M-C63 63 ST202M-C63
1+NA 0.5 ST201M-C0.5NA 3 0.5 ST203M-C0.5
1 ST201M-C1NA 1 ST203M-C1
1.6 ST201M-C1.6NA 1.6 ST203M-C1.6
Diagram 6 ST201M-C6NA 6 ST203M-C6
10 ST201M-C10NA 10 ST203M-C10
13 ST201M-C13NA 13 ST203M-C13
15 ST201M-C15NA 15 ST203M-C15
16 ST201M-C16NA 16 ST203M-C16
20 ST201M-C20NA 20 ST203M-BC20
25 ST201M-C25NA 25 ST203M-C25
30 ST201M-C30NA 30 ST203M-C30
32 ST201M-C32NA 32 ST203M-C32
35 ST201M-C35NA 35 ST203M-C35
40 ST201M-C40NA 40 ST203M-C40
50 ST201M-C50NA 50 ST203M-C50
60 ST201M-C60NA 60 ST203M-C60
63 ST201M-C63NA 63 ST203M-C63
ST200M SERIES 45
—
ST200M-C (cont.)

In In
3+NA 0.5 ST203M-C0.5NA 4 0.5 ST204M-C0.5
1.6 ST203M-C1.6NA 1.6 ST204M-C1.6
10 ST203M-C10NA 10 ST204M-C10
13 ST203M-C13NA 13 ST204M-C13
15 ST203M-C15NA 15 ST204M-C15
16 ST203M-C16NA 16 ST204M-C16
20 ST203M-C20NA 20 ST204M-C20
25 ST203M-C25NA 25 ST204M-C25
30 ST203M-C30NA 30 ST204M-C30
32 ST203M-C32NA 32 ST204M-C32
35 ST203M-C35NA 35 ST204M-C35
40 ST203M-C40NA 40 ST204M-C40
50 ST203M-C50NA 50 ST204M-C50
60 ST203M-C60NA 60 ST204M-C60
63 ST203M-C63NA 63 ST204M-C63
—
ST200M-D

In In
1 0.5 ST201M-D0.5 2 0.5 ST202M-D0.5
1 ST201M-D1 1 ST202M-D1
1.6 ST201M-D1.6 1.6 ST202M-D1.6
2 ST201M-D2 2 ST202M-D2
3 ST201M-D3 3 ST202M-D3
4 ST201M-D4 4 ST202M-D4
5 ST201M-D5 5 ST202M-D5
6 ST201M-D6 6 ST202M-D6
7 ST201M-D7 7 ST202M-D7
8 ST201M-D8 8 ST202M-D8
10 ST201M-D10 10 ST202M-D10
13 ST201M-D13 13 ST202M-D13
15 ST201M-D15 15 ST202M-D15
16 ST201M-D16 16 ST202M-D16
20 ST201M-D20 20 ST202M-D20
25 ST201M-D25 25 ST202M-D25
30 ST201M-D30 30 ST202M-D30
32 ST201M-D32 32 ST202M-D32
35 ST201M-D35 35 ST202M-D35
40 ST201M-D40 40 ST202M-D40
50 ST201M-D50 50 ST202M-D50
60 ST201M-D60 60 ST202M-D60
63 ST201M-D63 63 ST202M-D63
1+NA 0.5 ST201M-D0.5NA 3 0.5 ST203M-D0.5
1 ST201M-D1NA 1 ST203M-D1
1.6 ST201M-D1.6NA 1.6 ST203M-D1.6
Diagram 6 ST201M-D6NA 6 ST203M-D6
10 ST201M-D10NA 10 ST203M-D10
13 ST201M-D13NA 13 ST203M-D13
15 ST201M-D15NA 15 ST203M-D15
D 16 ST201M-D16NA 16 ST203M-D16
20 ST201M-D20NA 20 ST203M-D20
25 ST201M-D25NA 25 ST203M-D25
30 ST201M-D30NA 30 ST203M-D30
32 ST201M-D32NA 32 ST203M-D32
35 ST201M-D35NA 35 ST203M-D35
40 ST201M-D40NA 40 ST203M-D40
50 ST201M-D50NA 50 ST203M-D50
60 ST201M-D60NA 60 ST203M-D60
63 ST201M-D63NA 63 ST203M-D63
ST200M SERIES 47
—
ST200M-D (cont.)

In In
3+NA 0.5 ST203M-D0.5NA 4 0.5 ST204M-D0.5
1.6 ST203M-D1.6NA 1.6 ST204M-D1.6
10 ST203M-D10NA 10 ST204M-D10
13 ST203M-D13NA 13 ST204M-D13
15 ST203M-D15NA 15 ST204M-D15
16 ST203M-D16NA 16 ST204M-D16
20 ST203M-D20NA 20 ST204M-D20
25 ST203M-D25NA 25 ST204M-D25
30 ST203M-D30NA 30 ST204M-D30
32 ST203M-D32NA 32 ST204M-D32
35 ST203M-D35NA 35 ST204M-D35
40 ST203M-D40NA 40 ST204M-D40
50 ST203M-D50NA 50 ST204M-D50
60 ST203M-D60NA 60 ST204M-D60
63 ST203M-D63NA 63 ST204M-D63
—
ST200M-K

In In
1 0.5 ST201M-K0.5 2 0.5 ST202M-K0.5
1 ST201M-K1 1 ST202M-K1
1.6 ST201M-K1.6 1.6 ST202M-K1.6
2 ST201M-K2 2 ST202M-K2
3 ST201M-K3 3 ST202M-K3
4 ST201M-K4 4 ST202M-K4
5 ST201M-K5 5 ST202M-K5
6 ST201M-K6 6 ST202M-K6
7 ST201M-K7 7 ST202M-K7
8 ST201M-K8 8 ST202M-K8
10 ST201M-K10 10 ST202M-K10
13 ST201M-K13 13 ST202M-K13
15 ST201M-K15 15 ST202M-K15
16 ST201M-K16 16 ST202M-K16
20 ST201M-K20 20 ST202M-K20
25 ST201M-K25 25 ST202M-K25
30 ST201M-K30 30 ST202M-K30
32 ST201M-K32 32 ST202M-K32
35 ST201M-K35 35 ST202M-K35
40 ST201M-K40 40 ST202M-K40
50 ST201M-K50 50 ST202M-K50
60 ST201M-K60 60 ST202M-K60
63 ST201M-K63 63 ST202M-K63
1+NA 0.5 ST201M-K0.5NA 3 0.5 ST203M-K0.5
1 ST201M-K1NA 1 ST203M-K1
1.6 ST201M-K1.6NA 1.6 ST203M-K1.6
Diagram 6 ST201M-K6NA 6 ST203M-K6
10 ST201M-K10NA 10 ST203M-K10
13 ST201M-K13NA 13 ST203M-K13
15 ST201M-K15NA 15 ST203M-K15
16 ST201M-K16NA 16 ST203M-K16
20 ST201M-K20NA 20 ST203M-K20
25 ST201M-K25NA 25 ST203M-K25
30 ST201M-K30NA 30 ST203M-K30
32 ST201M-K32NA 32 ST203M-K32
35 ST201M-K35NA 35 ST203M-K35
40 ST201M-K40NA 40 ST203M-K40
50 ST201M-K50NA 50 ST203M-K50
60 ST201M-K60NA 60 ST203M-K60
63 ST201M-K63NA 63 ST203M-K63
ST200M SERIES 49
—
ST200M-K (cont.)

In In
3+NA 0.5 ST203M-K0.5NA 4 0.5 ST204M-K0.5
1.6 ST203M-K1.6NA 1.6 ST204M-K1.6
10 ST203M-K10NA 10 ST204M-K10
13 ST203M-K13NA 13 ST204M-K13
15 ST203M-K15NA 15 ST204M-K15
16 ST203M-K16NA 16 ST204M-K16
20 ST203M-K20NA 20 ST204M-K20
25 ST203M-K25NA 25 ST204M-K25
30 ST203M-K30NA 30 ST204M-K30
32 ST203M-K32NA 32 ST204M-K32
35 ST203M-K35NA 35 ST204M-K35
40 ST203M-K40NA 40 ST204M-K40
50 ST203M-K50NA 50 ST204M-K50
60 ST203M-K60NA 60 ST204M-K60
63 ST203M-K63NA 63 ST204M-K63
—
ST200M-Z

In In
1 0.5 ST201M-Z0.5 2 0.5 ST202M-Z0.5
1 ST201M-Z1 1 ST202M-Z1
1.6 ST201M-Z1.6 1.6 ST202M-Z1.6
2 ST201M-Z2 2 ST202M-Z2
3 ST201M-Z3 3 ST202M-Z3
4 ST201M-Z4 4 ST202M-Z4
5 ST201M-Z5 5 ST202M-Z5
6 ST201M-Z6 6 ST202M-Z6
7 ST201M-Z7 7 ST202M-Z7
8 ST201M-Z8 8 ST202M-Z8
10 ST201M-Z10 10 ST202M-Z10
13 ST201M-Z13 13 ST202M-Z13
15 ST201M-Z15 15 ST202M-Z15
16 ST201M-Z16 16 ST202M-Z16
20 ST201M-Z20 20 ST202M-Z20
25 ST201M-Z25 25 ST202M-Z25
30 ST201M-Z30 30 ST202M-Z30
32 ST201M-Z32 32 ST202M-Z32
35 ST201M-Z35 35 ST202M-Z35
40 ST201M-Z40 40 ST202M-Z40
50 ST201M-Z50 50 ST202M-Z50
60 ST201M-Z60 60 ST202M-Z60
63 ST201M-Z63 63 ST202M-Z63
1+NA 0.5 ST201M-Z0.5NA 3 0.5 ST203M-Z0.5
1 ST201M-Z1NA 1 ST203M-Z1
1.6 ST201M-Z1.6NA 1.6 ST203M-Z1.6
Diagram 6 ST201M-Z6NA 6 ST203M-Z6
10 ST201M-Z10NA 10 ST203M-Z10
13 ST201M-Z13NA 13 ST203M-Z13
15 ST201M-Z15NA 15 ST203M-Z15
16 ST201M-Z16NA 16 ST203M-Z16
20 ST201M-Z20NA 20 ST203M-Z20
25 ST201M-Z25NA 25 ST203M-Z25
30 ST201M-Z30NA 30 ST203M-Z30
32 ST201M-Z32NA 32 ST203M-Z32
35 ST201M-Z35NA 35 ST203M-Z35
40 ST201M-Z40NA 40 ST203M-Z40
50 ST201M-Z50NA 50 ST203M-Z50
60 ST201M-Z60NA 60 ST203M-Z60
63 ST201M-Z63NA 63 ST203M-Z63
ST200M SERIES 51
—
ST200M-Z (cont.)

In In
3+NA 0.5 ST203M-Z0.5NA 4 0.5 ST204M-Z0.5
1.6 ST203M-Z1.6NA 1.6 ST204M-Z1.6
10 ST203M-Z10NA 10 ST204M-Z10
13 ST203M-Z13NA 13 ST204M-Z13
15 ST203M-Z15NA 15 ST204M-Z15
16 ST203M-Z16NA 16 ST204M-Z16
20 ST203M-Z20NA 20 ST204M-Z20
25 ST203M-Z25NA 25 ST204M-Z25
30 ST203M-Z30NA 30 ST204M-Z30
32 ST203M-Z32NA 32 ST204M-Z32
35 ST203M-Z35NA 35 ST204M-Z35
40 ST203M-Z40NA 40 ST204M-Z40
50 ST203M-Z50NA 50 ST204M-Z50
60 ST203M-Z60NA 60 ST204M-Z60
63 ST203M-Z63NA 63 ST204M-Z63
—
S200MR-K with ring tongue terminals

In In
1 0.2 S201MR-K0.2 3 0.2 S203MR-K0.2
0.3 S201MR-K0.3 0.3 S203MR-K0.3
0.5 S201MR-K0.5 0.5 S203MR-K0.5
0.75 S201MR-K0.75 0.75 S203MR-K0.75
1 S201MR-K1 1 S203MR-K1
1.6 S201MR-K1.6 1.6 S203MR-K1.6
2 S201MR-K2 2 S203MR-K2
3 S201MR-K3 3 S203MR-K3
4 S201MR-K4 4 S203MR-K4
5 S201MR-K5 5 S203MR-K5
6 S201MR-K6 6 S203MR-K6
8 S201MR-K8 8 S203MR-K8
10 S201MR-K10 10 S203MR-K10
13 S201MR-K13 13 S203MR-K13
15 S201MR-K15 15 S203MR-K15
16 S201MR-K16 16 S203MR-K16
20 S201MR-K20 20 S203MR-K20
25 S201MR-K25 25 S203MR-K25
30 S201MR-K30 30 S203MR-K30
32 S201MR-K32 32 S203MR-K32
35 S201MR-K35 35 S203MR-K35
40 S201MR-K40 40 S203MR-K40
50 S201MR-K50 50 S203MR-K50
60 S201MR-K60 60 S203MR-K60
63 S201MR-K63 63 S203MR-K63
2 0.2 S202MR-K0.2 4 0.2 S204MR-K0.2
0.3 S202MR-K0.3 0.3 S204MR-K0.3
0.5 S202MR-K0.5 0.5 S204MR-K0.5
0.75 S202MR-K0.75 0.75 S204MR-K0.75
1 S202MR-K1 1 S204MR-K1
1.6 S202MR-K1.6 1.6 S204MR-K1.6
2 S202MR-K2 2 S204MR-K2
3 S202MR-K3 3 S204MR-K3
4 S202MR-K4 4 S204MR-K4
Diagram
5 S202MR-K5 5 S204MR-K5
10000
I1 I2 I1 = 1.03 x In I2 = 1.25 x In = 40°C
6000
4000
R
6 S202MR-K6 6 S204MR-K6
1 = Tripping curve
from cold state
2000
1 8 S202MR-K8 8 S204MR-K8
1000
1
600
400
10 S202MR-K10 10 S204MR-K10
200
13 S202MR-K13 13 S204MR-K13
Tripping time (s)
100
60
40
15 S202MR-K15 15 S204MR-K15
K
20 16 S202MR-K16 16 S204MR-K16
10
6 20 S202MR-K20 20 S204MR-K20
4
2 25 S202MR-K25 25 S204MR-K25
1
0.6 30 S202MR-K30 30 S204MR-K30
0.4
0.2 32 S202MR-K32 32 S204MR-K32

0.1
0.06
AC
35 S202MR-K35 35 S204MR-K35
0.04
0.02 40 S202MR-K40 40 S204MR-K40

0.01
1 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 15 20
10 15
30 40 50 S202MR-K50 50 S204MR-K50
Multiple of rated current I / In
60 S202MR-K60 60 S204MR-K60
63 S202MR-K63 63 S204MR-K63
S200MR SERIES, S200MUC SERIES 53
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S200MUC-C

In In
1 0.5 S201MUC-C0.5 3 0.5 S203MUC-C0.5
1 S201MUC-C1 1 S203MUC-C1
1.6 S201MUC-C1.6 1.6 S203MUC-C1.6
10 S201MUC-C10 10 S203MUC-C10
13 S201MUC-C13 13 S203MUC-C13
16 S201MUC-C16 16 S203MUC-C16
20 S201MUC-C20 20 S203MUC-C20
25 S201MUC-C25 25 S203MUC-C25
32 S201MUC-C32 32 S203MUC-C32
40 S201MUC-C40 40 S203MUC-C40
50 S201MUC-C50 50 S203MUC-C50
63 S201MUC-C63 63 S203MUC-C63
2 0.5 S202MUC-C0.5 4 0.5 S204MUC-C0.5
1.6 S202MUC-C1.6 1.6 S204MUC-C1.6
10 S202MUC-C10 10 S204MUC-C10
13 S202MUC-C13 13 S204MUC-C13
16 S202MUC-C16 16 S204MUC-C16
20 S202MUC-C20 20 S204MUC-C20
25 S202MUC-C25 25 S204MUC-C25
32 S202MUC-C32 32 S204MUC-C32
40 S202MUC-C40 40 S204MUC-C40
50 S202MUC-C50 50 S204MUC-C50
63 S202MUC-C63 63 S204MUC-C63
Diagram
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S200MUC-K

In In
1 0.2 S201MUC-K0.2 3 0.2 S203MUC-K0.2
0.3 S201MUC-K0.3 0.3 S203MUC-K0.3
0.5 S201MUC-K0.5 0.5 S203MUC-K0.5
0.75 S201MUC-KO.75 0.75 S203MUC-K0.75
1 S201MUC-K1 1 S203MUC-K1
1.6 S201MUC-K1.6 1.6 S203MUC-K1.6
10 S201MUC-K10 10 S203MUC-K10
13 S201MUC-K13 13 S203MUC-K13
15 S201MUC-K15 15 S203MUC-K15
16 S201MUC-K16 16 S203MUC-K16
20 S201MUC-K20 20 S203MUC-K20
25 S201MUC-K25 25 S203MUC-K25
30 S201MUC-K30 30 S203MUC-K30
32 S201MUC-K32 32 S203MUC-K32
35 S201MUC-K35 35 S203MUC-K35
40 S201MUC-K40 40 S203MUC-K40
50 S201MUC-K50 50 S203MUC-K50
60 S201MUC-K60 60 S203MUC-K60
63 S201MUC-K63 63 S203MUC-K63
2 0.2 S202MUC-K0.2 4 0.2 S204MUC-K0.2
0.3 S202MUC-K0.3 0.3 S204MUC-K0.3
0.5 S202MUC-K0.5 0.5 S204MUC-K0.5
0.75 S202MUC-K0.75 0.75 S204MUC-K0.75
1.6 S202MUC-K1.6 1.6 S204MUC-K1.6
Diagram 5 S202MUC-K5 5 S204MUC-K5
10 S202MUC-K10 10 S204MUC-K10
13 S202MUC-K13 13 S204MUC-K13
15 S202MUC-K15 15 S204MUC-K15
16 S202MUC-K16 16 S204MUC-K16
20 S202MUC-K20 20 S204MUC-K20
25 S202MUC-K25 25 S204MUC-K25
30 S202MUC-K30 30 S204MUC-K30
32 S202MUC-K32 32 S204MUC-K32
35 S202MUC-K35 35 S204MUC-K35
40 S202MUC-K40 40 S204MUC-K40
50 S202MUC-K50 50 S204MUC-K50
60 S202MUC-K60 60 S204MUC-K60
63 S202MUC-K63 63 S204MUC-K63
S200MUC SERIES 55
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S200MUC-Z

In In
1 0.5 S201MUC-Z0.5 3 0.5 S203MUC-Z0.5
1 S201MUC-Z1 1 S203MUC-Z1
1.6 S201MUC-Z1.6 1.6 S203MUC-Z1.6
10 S201MUC-Z10 10 S203MUC-Z10
15 S201MUC-Z15 15 S203MUC-Z15
16 S201MUC-Z16 16 S203MUC-Z16
20 S201MUC-Z20 20 S203MUC-Z20
25 S201MUC-Z25 25 S203MUC-Z25
30 S201MUC-Z30 30 S203MUC-Z30
32 S201MUC-Z32 32 S203MUC-Z32
35 S201MUC-Z35 35 S203MUC-Z35
40 S201MUC-Z40 40 S203MUC-Z40
50 S201MUC-Z50 50 S203MUC-Z50
60 S201MUC-Z60 60 S203MUC-Z60
63 S201MUC-Z63 63 S203MUC-Z63
2 0.5 S202MUC-Z0.5 4 0.5 S204MUC-Z0.5
1.6 S202MUC-Z1.6 1.6 S204MUC-Z1.6
10 S202MUC-Z10 10 S204MUC-Z10
Diagram
15 S202MUC-Z15 15 S204MUC-Z15
16 S202MUC-Z16 16 S204MUC-Z16
20 S202MUC-Z20 20 S204MUC-Z20
25 S202MUC-Z25 25 S204MUC-Z25
30 S202MUC-Z30 30 S204MUC-Z30
32 S202MUC-Z32 32 S204MUC-Z32
35 S202MUC-Z35 35 S204MUC-Z35
40 S202MUC-Z40 40 S204MUC-Z40
50 S202MUC-Z50 50 S204MUC-Z50
60 S202MUC-Z60 60 S204MUC-Z60
63 S202MUC-Z63 63 S204MUC-Z63
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S800C-B
With interchangeable cage terminal

Number of poles [A] Cat. No. Number of poles [A] Cat. No.
1 10 S801C-B10 3 10 S803C-B10
13 S801C-B13 13 S803C-B13
16 S801C-B16 16 S803C-B16
20 S801C-B20 20 S803C-B20
25 S801C-B25 25 S803C-B25
32 S801C-B32 32 S803C-B32
40 S801C-B40 40 S803C-B40
50 S801C-B50 50 S803C-B50
63 S801C-B63 63 S803C-B63
80 S801C-B80 80 S803C-B80
100 S801C-B100 100 S803C-B100
2 10 S802C-B10 4 10 S804C-B10
13 S802C-B13 13 S804C-B13
16 S802C-B16 16 S804C-B16
20 S802C-B20 20 S804C-B20
25 S802C-B25 25 S804C-B25
32 S802C-B32 32 S804C-B32
40 S802C-B40 40 S804C-B40
50 S802C-B50 50 S804C-B50
63 S802C-B63 63 S804C-B63
80 S802C-B80 80 S804C-B80
100 S802C-B100 100 S804C-B100
S800C SERIES 57
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S800C-C

1 10 S801C-C10 3 10 S803C-C10
13 S801C-C13 13 S803C-C13
16 S801C-C16 16 S803C-C16
20 S801C-C20 20 S803C-C20
25 S801C-C25 25 S803C-C25
32 S801C-C32 32 S803C-C32
40 S801C-C40 40 S803C-C40
50 S801C-C50 50 S803C-C50
63 S801C-C63 63 S803C-C63
80 S801C-C80 80 S803C-C80
100 S801C-C100 100 S803C-C100
2 10 S802C-C10 4 10 S804C-C10
13 S802C-C13 13 S804C-C13
16 S802C-C16 16 S804C-C16
20 S802C-C20 20 S804C-C20
25 S802C-C25 25 S804C-C25
32 S802C-C32 32 S804C-C32
40 S802C-C40 40 S804C-C40
50 S802C-C50 50 S804C-C50
63 S802C-C63 63 S804C-C63
80 S802C-C80 80 S804C-C80
100 S802C-C100 100 S804C-C100
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S800C-D

1 10 S801C-D10 3 10 S803C-D10
13 S801C-D13 13 S803C-D13
16 S801C-D16 16 S803C-D16
20 S801C-D20 20 S803C-D20
25 S801C-D25 25 S803C-D25
32 S801C-D32 32 S803C-D32
40 S801C-D40 40 S803C-D40
50 S801C-D50 50 S803C-D50
63 S801C-D63 63 S803C-D63
80 S801C-D80 80 S803C-D80
100 S801C-D100 100 S803C-D100
2 10 S802C-D10 4 10 S804C-D10
13 S802C-D13 13 S804C-D13
16 S802C-D16 16 S804C-D16
20 S802C-D20 20 S804C-D20
25 S802C-D25 25 S804C-D25
32 S802C-D32 32 S804C-D32
40 S802C-D40 40 S804C-D40
50 S802C-D50 50 S804C-D50
63 S802C-D63 63 S804C-D63
80 S802C-D80 80 S804C-D80
100 S802C-D100 100 S804C-D100
S800C SERIES 59
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S800C-K

1 10 S801C-K10 3 10 S803C-K10
13 S801C-K13 13 S803C-K13
16 S801C-K16 16 S803C-K16
20 S801C-K20 20 S803C-K20
25 S801C-K25 25 S803C-K25
32 S801C-K32 32 S803C-K32
40 S801C-K40 40 S803C-K40
50 S801C-K50 50 S803C-K50
63 S801C-K63 63 S803C-K63
80 S801C-K80 80 S803C-K80
100 S801C-K100 100 S803C-K100
2 10 S802C-K10 4 10 S804C-K10
13 S802C-K13 13 S804C-K13
16 S802C-K16 16 S804C-K16
20 S802C-K20 20 S804C-K20
25 S802C-K25 25 S804C-K25
32 S802C-K32 32 S804C-K32
40 S802C-K40 40 S804C-K40
50 S802C-K50 50 S804C-K50
63 S802C-K63 63 S804C-K63
80 S802C-K80 80 S804C-K80
100 S802C-K100 100 S804C-K100
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S800S-B

In In
1 0.5 S801S-B0.5 3 0.5 S803S-B0.5
1 S801S-B1 1 S803S-B1
1.6 S801S-B1.6 1.6 S803S-B1.6
2 S801S-B2 2 S803S-B2
2.5 S801S-B2.5 2.5 S803S-B2.5
3 S801S-B3 3 S803S-B3
4 S801S-B4 4 S803S-B4
5 S801S-B5 5 S803S-B5
6 S801S-B6 6 S803S-B6
8 S801S-B8 8 S803S-B8
10 S801S-B10 10 S803S-B10
13 S801S-B13 13 S803S-B13
16 S801S-B16 16 S803S-B16
20 S801S-B20 20 S803S-B20
25 S801S-B25 25 S803S-B25
32 S801S-B32 32 S803S-B32
40 S801S-B40 40 S803S-B40
50 S801S-B50 50 S803S-B50
63 S801S-B63 63 S803S-B63
2 0.5 S802S-B0.5 4 0.5 S804S-B0.5
1 S802S-B1 1 S804S-B1
1.6 S802S-B1.6 1.6 S804S-B1.6
2 S802S-B2 2 S804S-B2
2.5 S802S-B2.5 2.5 S804S-B2.5
3 S802S-B3 3 S804S-B3
4 S802S-B4 4 S804S-B4
5 S802S-B5 5 S804S-B5
6 S802S-B6 6 S804S-B6
8 S802S-B8 8 S804S-B8
10 S802S-B10 10 S804S-B10
13 S802S-B13 13 S804S-B13
16 S802S-B16 16 S804S-B16
20 S802S-B20 20 S804S-B20
25 S802S-B25 25 S804S-B25
32 S802S-B32 32 S804S-B32
40 S802S-B40 40 S804S-B40
50 S802S-B50 50 S804S-B50
63 S802S-B63 63 S804S-B63
S800S SERIES 61
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S800S-C

In In
1 0.5 S801S-C0.5 3 0.5 S803S-C0.5
1 S801S-C1 1 S803S-C1
1.6 S801S-C1.6 1.6 S803S-C1.6
2 S801S-C2 2 S803S-C2
2.5 S801S-C2.5 2.5 S803S-C2.5
3 S801S-C3 3 S803S-C3
4 S801S-C4 4 S803S-C4
5 S801S-C5 5 S803S-C5
6 S801S-C6 6 S803S-C6
8 S801S-C8 8 S803S-C8
10 S801S-C10 10 S803S-C10
13 S801S-C13 13 S803S-C13
16 S801S-C16 16 S803S-C16
20 S801S-C20 20 S803S-C20
25 S801S-C25 25 S803S-C25
32 S801S-C32 32 S803S-C32
40 S801S-C40 40 S803S-C40
50 S801S-C50 50 S803S-C50
63 S801S-C63 63 S803S-C63
2 0.5 S802S-C0.5 4 0.5 S804S-C0.5
1 S802S-C1 1 S804S-C1
1.6 S802S-C1.6 1.6 S804S-C1.6
2 S802S-C2 2 S804S-C2
2.5 S802S-C2.5 2.5 S804S-C2.5
3 S802S-C3 3 S804S-C3
4 S802S-C4 4 S804S-C4
5 S802S-C5 5 S804S-C5
6 S802S-C6 6 S804S-C6
8 S802S-C8 8 S804S-C8
10 S802S-C10 10 S804S-C10
13 S802S-C13 13 S804S-C13
16 S802S-C16 16 S804S-C16
20 S802S-C20 20 S804S-C20
25 S802S-C25 25 S804S-C25
32 S802S-C32 32 S804S-C32
40 S802S-C40 40 S804S-C40
50 S802S-C50 50 S804S-C50
63 S802S-C63 63 S804S-C63
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S800S-D

In In
1 0.5 S801S-D0.5 3 0.5 S803S-D0.5
1 S801S-D1 1 S803S-D1
1.6 S801S-D1.6 1.6 S803S-D1.6
2 S801S-D2 2 S803S-D2
2.5 S801S-D2.5 2.5 S803S-D2.5
3 S801S-D3 3 S803S-D3
4 S801S-D4 4 S803S-D4
5 S801S-D5 5 S803S-D5
6 S801S-D6 6 S803S-D6
8 S801S-D8 8 S803S-D8
10 S801S-D10 10 S803S-D10
13 S801S-D13 13 S803S-D13
16 S801S-D16 16 S803S-D16
20 S801S-D20 20 S803S-D20
25 S801S-D25 25 S803S-D25
32 S801S-D32 32 S803S-D32
40 S801S-D40 40 S803S-D40
50 S801S-D50 50 S803S-D50
63 S801S-D63 63 S803S-D63
2 0.5 S802S-D0.5 4 0.5 S804S-D0.5
1 S802S-D1 1 S804S-D1
1.6 S802S-D1.6 1.6 S804S-D1.6
2 S802S-D2 2 S804S-D2
2.5 S802S-D2.5 2.5 S804S-D2.5
3 S802S-D3 3 S804S-D3
4 S802S-D4 4 S804S-D4
5 S802S-D5 5 S804S-D5
6 S802S-D6 6 S804S-D6
8 S802S-D8 8 S804S-D8
10 S802S-D10 10 S804S-D10
13 S802S-D13 13 S804S-D13
16 S802S-D16 16 S804S-D16
20 S802S-D20 20 S804S-D20
25 S802S-D25 25 S804S-D25
32 S802S-D32 32 S804S-D32
40 S802S-D40 40 S804S-D40
50 S802S-D50 50 S804S-D50
63 S802S-D63 63 S804S-D63
S800S SERIES 63
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S800S-K

In In
1 0.5 S801S-K0.5 3 0.5 S803S-K0.5
1 S801S-K1 1 S803S-K1
1.6 S801S-K1.6 1.6 S803S-K1.6
2 S801S-K2 2 S803S-K2
2.5 S801S-K2.5 2.5 S803S-K2.5
3 S801S-K3 3 S803S-K3
4 S801S-K4 4 S803S-K4
5 S801S-K5 5 S803S-K5
6 S801S-K6 6 S803S-K6
8 S801S-K8 8 S803S-K8
10 S801S-K10 10 S803S-K10
13 S801S-K13 13 S803S-K13
16 S801S-K16 16 S803S-K16
20 S801S-K20 20 S803S-K20
25 S801S-K25 25 S803S-K25
32 S801S-K32 32 S803S-K32
40 S801S-K40 40 S803S-K40
50 S801S-K50 50 S803S-K50
63 S801S-K63 63 S803S-K63
2 0.5 S802S-K0.5 4 0.5 S804S-K0.5
1 S802S-K1 1 S804S-K1
1.6 S802S-K1.6 1.6 S804S-K1.6
2 S802S-K2 2 S804S-K2
2.5 S802S-K2.5 2.5 S804S-K2.5
3 S802S-K3 3 S804S-K3
4 S802S-K4 4 S804S-K4
5 S802S-K5 5 S804S-K5
6 S802S-K6 6 S804S-K6
8 S802S-K8 8 S804S-K8
10 S802S-K10 10 S804S-K10
13 S802S-K13 13 S804S-K13
16 S802S-K16 16 S804S-K16
20 S802S-K20 20 S804S-K20
25 S802S-K25 25 S804S-K25
32 S802S-K32 32 S804S-K32
40 S802S-K40 40 S804S-K40
50 S802S-K50 50 S804S-K50
63 S802S-K63 63 S804S-K63
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Accessories
ST200M, S200MR and S200MUC — UL 1077, CSA 22.2 No. 235
Auxiliary contacts Undervoltage release

The auxiliary contacts will signal whether the breaker is in the When control voltage drops below approximately 50 percent
ON or OFF position. of rated voltage, the UVR opens the breaker. The breaker can
not be operated unless proper control voltage is first applied
Description Cat. No. to the UVR coil.
For field mounting: right side
S2C-H6... Auxiliary contact 1 CO S2C-H6R Description Cat. No.
Auxiliary contact 1 NO/1 NC S2C-H6-11R For field mounting: right side
Auxiliary contact 2 NO S2C-H6-20R S2C-UA 12 V DC S2C-UA12DC
Auxiliary contact 2 NC S2C-H6-02R 24 V AC or V DC S2C-UA24AC or

S2C-UA24DC
48 V AC or V DC S2C-UA48AC or
S2C-UA48DC
S2C-UA110DC
S2C-UA230DC
400 V AC S2C-UA400AC
Bell alarm — signal contact
The bell alarm includes a set of contacts that will only signal
when the breaker has tripped. Typically, the contacts would —
Locking device
be connected to an alarm or bell to signal the operator that
an over-current trip has occurred. The bell alarm also includes Description Cat. No.
a test button for testing the alarm contacts without opening Locking device, 3 mm SA1
the breaker.

For field mounting: right side S2C-S/H6R
Padlock with two keys SA2
Shunt trip
For remote tripping of breaker, a shunt trip device can be —
Bottom-fitted auxiliary contact
added to the MCB. The solenoid device opens the breaker
after control voltage is applied. Description Cat. No.
Auxiliary contact 1 NC S2C-H01

For field mounting: right side
S2C-A A1-12-60 V AC (12–60 V DC) S2C-A1
A2-110-415 V AC (110–250 V DC) S2C-A2
Auxiliary contact 1 NO S2C-H10
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Accessories
ST200M, S200MUC and S200MR — UL 1077, CSA 22.2 No. 235
Accessory overview
H Auxiliary contact S2C-H6R

H H-R Auxiliary contact
Auxiliary contact S2C-H6R
S2C-H6-...R
S/H Signal/auxiliary contact S2C-S/H6R
S/H (H) Signal/auxiliary contact S2C-S/H6R used as auxiliary contact
H-R ST
Auxiliary contact S2C-H6-...R
Shunt trip S2C-A...
UR Under-voltage release S2C-UA
S/H Signal/auxiliary contact S2C-S/H6R
S/H (H) Signal/auxiliary contact S2C-S/H6R

used as auxiliary contact
ST Shunt trip S2C-A...
UR Undervoltage release S2C-UA
SU200MR Instructions for use

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Busbars PS…CB and accessories according to UL 508
For MCBs ST200M and S200MUC
Busbars type PS…CB are used for quick and easy line side
wiring of miniature circuit breakers according to UL 1077 as
well as fuse disconnectors E90. The entire product line,
including the accessories, is approved according to UL 508
(cULus) and can be used for applications in supplementary
protection circuits in UL and CSA markets
Application and installation

• cULus listing according to UL 508
• For UL and CSA applications
• For use with MCB types according UL 1077, ranges
S200, S200M, S200P, S200MUC, S200MTUC, ST200M
and fuse disconnectors E90
• Quick and easy installation
• Can be cut off to the required length
• Suitable for AC and DC applications
• Global use in UL, CSA and IEC markets
•
Product range
• 1-, 2-, 3-pole types
• 18 mm² and 25 mm² cross section
• For MCBs with or without auxiliary contact
• Touch-safe thanks to end caps and electric shock-protection
caps installed over unused busbar pins
• Rated current max. 200 A
• Rated voltage according to UL
- 1-phase: 1,000 V AC/DC
- 2-/3-phase: 600 V AC/DC
• End caps, electric shock-protection caps and feeder
terminals as accessories
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Technical data
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Technical data
Busbars PS…CB
Standards UL 508
IEC EN 60947-1
Electrical data Rated voltage Ue V 1-phase 2- / 3-phase
1,000 V AC/DC UL: 600 V AC/DC
IEC: 690 V AC/DC
Current carrying capacity / phase A 18 mm² 25 mm²
(35 °C ambient temperature) End feeding 1) 80 A 100 A
Non-end feeding 1) 160 A 200 A
Short-circuit rating kA 10 kA 3 cycles @ 480 V / 100 kA fuse class J
175 A / 18 mm² - 200 A / 25 mm²
Mechanical Data Housing Light gray, RAL 7035
Overvoltage category III
Pollution degree 2
Installation Busbar cross section mm² 18 mm² / 25 mm²
Mounting position Optional
Supply Feed to the device’s terminal (supply side optional)
or use feeder terminal AST 35/15-1 CB; AST 35/15-2 CB;
AST 35/38-1 CB; AST 35/38-2 CB; SZ-ESK SP
Accessories Electric shock-protection caps BSK CB
Feeder terminals AST 35/15-1 CB; AST 35/15-2 CB
AST 35/38-1 CB; AST 35/38-2 CB
SZ-ESK SP
End caps PS-END 1 CB
PS-END 3 CB
Approvals UL 508: cULus listed
CE and RoHS compliant
In addition to the approval of the busbar, the approval of the switching
device used must also be considered.
Installation When cutting the busbar, ensure that the insulation profile protrudes
instructions beyond the end of the copper bar by approx. 10 mm at each end. Electric
shock-protection only ensured with end caps mounted.
1)
Irrespective of the current carrying capacity of the busbar, the max. rated current of the devices terminal must not be exceeded.
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Ordering data
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Busbars suitable for cutting
Weight Pack
1 piece unit
Phases mm² No. of pins kg pc. Cat. No.
1-phase busbars, pin distance 17.6 mm, end caps PS-END 1 CB
1 18 57 0.289 10 PS 1/57/18 CB
1 25 57 0.360 10 PS 1/57/25 CB
1-phase busbars, connection of 1-pole devices with auxiliary, end caps PS-END 1 CB
1 18 37 0.254 10 2CDL210508R3718
1 25 37 0.310 10 2CDL210508R3725
2-phase busbars, pin distance 17.6 mm, end caps PS-END 3 CB
2 18 56 0.639 10 PS 2/56/18 CB
2 25 56 0.795 10 PS 2/56/25 CB
2 18 46 0.672 10 PS 2/46/18 H CB
2 25 46 0.782 10 PS 2/46/25 H CB
3-phase busbars, pin distance 17.6 mm, end caps PS-END 3
3 18 57 0.929 10 PS 3/57/18 CB
3 25 57 1.026 10 PS 3/57/25 CB
3 18 48 0.788 10 PS 3/48/18 H CB
3 25 48 0.974 10 PS 3/48/25 H CB
3 18 39 0.794 10 PS 3/39/18 H CB
3 25 39 0.974 10 PS 3/39/25 H CB
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Accessories
Weight Pack
1 piece unit
kg pc. Cat. No.
Electric shock-protection cap
0.008 10 BSK CB
Feeder terminals with pin contact
for use with MCB and 1-phase busbar 0.025 25 AST 35/15-2 CB
for use with MCB and 2-/3-phase busbar 0.032 10 AST 35/38-2 CB
for use with E90 and 2-/3-phase busbar 0.032 10 AST 35/38-1 CB
for use with E90 and 1-phase busbar 0.025 25 AST 35/15-1 CB
Single-pole terminal, can be mounted side by side, feed to the busbar pin
0.032 50 SZ ESK SP
End caps
for use with PS 1…CB 0.001 50 PS-END 1 CB
for use with PS 2…CB and PS3…CB 0.002 50 PS-END 3 CB
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Technical data feeder terminals
Feeder terminals AST..CB to connect copper wires

up to a cross section of 50 mm² to DIN rail devices
in pro M compact® system.
The terminals are cULus listed according to UL 508 and can

be used for applications in supplementary protection circuits
in combination with UL/CSA approved miniature circuit
breakers and E90 fuse disconnectors.
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Technical data
Feeder terminal AST..CB

Standards UL 508 / UL 486A / CSA C22.2 / IEC 60999
Electrical data Rated voltage Ue UL: 1,000 V AC/DC
IEC: 1,000 V AC / 1,500 V DC
Rated current Ie UL: 115 A
IEC: 160 A
Mechanical data Housing PA66, gray RAL 7035
Chassis Brass
Terminal screw Steel, zinc-plated
Protection degree IP 20
Installation Cross section Solid / stranded: 6..50 mm²; 10 AWG..1/0 AWG
Flexible with ferrules: 6..35 mm²; 10 AWG..2 AWG
Tightening torque 6 mm² / 10 AWG: 4.0 Nm / 35 lbf-in
8 mm² / 8 AWG: 4.5 Nm / 40 lbf-in
10..16 mm² / 6..4 AWG: 5.1 Nm / 45 lbf-in
25..50 mm² / 3..1/0 AWG: 5.5 Nm / 50 lbf-in*
* Tightening torque according to UL486A, Table 21, Clauses 9.1.9.4 and 9.1.9.6
Stripping length ~ 14 mm; 9/16''
Conductor material Copper
Approvals UL 508
CE, RoHS and REACH compliant
In addition to the approval of the feeder terminal, the approval of the switching
device used must also be considered.
Instruction of The feeder terminals are single-phase. In case of a combination of multiple
installation terminals with installation side by side, e.g. for multipole or DC applications, the
required creepage and air leakage distances must be considered and observed.
To ensure protection against electrical electric shock, the pin length of the feeder
terminal must not exceed the depth of the contact area of the connected device.
Irrespective of the current carrying capacity of the feeder terminal, the max.
rated current of the devices terminal must not be exceeded.
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Technical data feeder terminals
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Order codes
Weight Pack
1 piece unit
Feeder terminals with pin contact kg pc. Cat. No.
for use with MCB and 1-phase busbar 0.025 25 AST 35/15-2 CB
for use with MCB and 2-/3-phase busbar 0.032 10 AST 35/38-2 CB
for use with E90 and 2-/3-phase busbar 0.032 10 AST 35/38-1 CB
for use with E90 and 1-phase busbar 0.025 25 AST 35/15-1 CB
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Installation of busbars and use of feeder terminals/cables for feed
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Installation of busbars and use of feeder terminals/cables for feed
MCB with 1-phase busbar MCB with 1-phase busbar

Feeder terminal AST 35/15-2 CB Feed using cable
E90 with 1-phase busbar E90 with 1-phase busbar

E90 with 2-/3-phase busbar E90 with 2-/3-phase busbar

MCB with 2-/3-phase busbar MCB with 2-/3-phase busbar

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Overall dimensions
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1-phase busbars
15
B
5
15
5,5
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2-/3-phase busbars
C
21
25
39
13,5
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Overall dimensions
A B C
Busbar mm mm mm
1-phase busbars
PS 1/57/18 CB 17.6 986 1010
PS 1/57/25 CB 17.6 986 1010
PS 1/37/18 H CB 26.4 950 985
PS 1/37/25 H CB 26.4 950 985
2-phase busbars
PS 2/56/18 CB 17.6 968 990
PS 2/56/25 CB 17.6 968 990
PS 2/46/18 H CB 17.6 / 26.4 * 968 1010
PS 2/46/25 H CB 17.6 / 26.4 * 968 990
3-phase busbars
PS 3/57/18 CB 17.6 986 1010
PS 3/57/25 CB 17.6 986 1010
PS 3/48/18 H CB 17.6 / 26.4 * 924 982
PS 3/48/25 H CB 17.6 / 26.4 * 924 982
PS 3/39/18 H CB 26.4 1003 1040
PS 3/39/25 H CB 26.4 1003 1040
* pin gap for auxiliary

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Accessories
S800S, S800C
See pages 24–26.

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ST200M, S200MR, S200MUC — UL 1077, CSA 22.2 No. 235
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ST200M S200MR S200MUC

Number of poles 1, 2, 3, 4 1, 2, 3, 4 1, 2, 3, 4
Trip curves B, C, D, K, Z K C, K, Z
Rated current 0.5–63 A 0.2–63 A 0.2–63 A
Rated voltage 277/Y480 V AC 277/Y480 V AC 277/Y480 V AC
60/125 V DC (1/2-pole) 250/500 V DC (1/2-pole)
Short circuit interrupt rating 10 kA at 480Y/277 V AC (up to 32 A) 10 kA 10 kA (DC)
5 kA at 480Y/277 V AC (35 to 63 A) 6 kA (AC)
10 kA at 240 V AC, 60/125 V DC
Calibration temperature 40 °C 25 °C 25 °C
Protection degree IP20 IP20 IP20
Mounting position Any Any Any
Mounting/installation 35 mm DIN rail 35 mm DIN rail 35 mm DIN rail
Terminal/cable size 18–4 AWG 18–4 AWG 18–4 AWG
Service life, mechanical 20,000 operations 20,000 operations 20,000 operations
Ambient temperature -25 °C to 55 °C -25 °C to 55 °C -25 °C to 55 °C
Shock resistance (IEC 60068-2-27) 25 g - 2 shocks - 13 ms 25 g - 2 shocks - 13 ms 25 g - 2 shocks - 13 ms
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Auxiliary contact S2C-H6R and signal contact S2C-S6R
Rated current (A) 10

Rated voltage V AC/DC 24
Contact 1 pole, single throw

Connection capacity 18–14 AWG (0.75–2.5 mm2)
Tightening torque 11 in. lbs (1.2 Nm)
Shock resistance acc. to DIN IEC 68-2-6 5 g, 20 frequency cycles 5...150...5 Hz at 24 V AC/DC, 5 mA auto-reclosing < 10 ms
Mechanical service life 10,000 operations

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ST200M, S200MR, S200MUC — UL 1077, CSA 22.2 No. 235
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Shunt trip
S2C-A1 S2C-A2
Rated voltage 12–60 V AC 110–415 V
12–60 V DC 110–250 V
Maximum release duration <10 ms <10 ms
Minimum release voltage 7 V AC 55 V AC
10 V DC 80 V DC
Consumption on release 40–200 VA AC 55–210 VA AC
40–200 VA DC 55–110 VA DC
Coil resistance 3.7 V 225 V
Terminals 18–6 AWG/0.75–16 mm2 18–6 AWG/0.75–16 mm2
Tightening torque 18/2 in. lbs/Nm 18/2 in. lbs/Nm
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Under-voltage release
S2C-UA S2C-UA S2C-UA S2C-UA S2C-UA S2C-UA S2C-UA S2C-UA S2C-UA S2C-UA
12 DC 24 AC 24 DC 48 AC 48 DC 110 AC 110 DC 230 AC 230 DC 400 AC
Standards IEC/EN 60947-1110...415 V
Rated voltage AC 24 V 48 V 110 V 230 AC 400 V
DC 12 V 24 V 48 V 110 V 230 V
Frequency 50 ... 60 HZ
Release trip 0.35 UnOVO 0.7 Un V
Terminals 2 x 16 AWG/2 x 1.5 mm2
Consumption 0.2 VA 3.6 VA 2 VA 3.6 VA 2.1 VA 3.5 VA 2.2 VA 3.7 VA 2.3 VA 2.4 VA
Resistance to corrosion Constant atmosphere: 23/83 – 40/93 – 55/20; variable atmosphere: 25/95 – 40/93 °C/RH
Protection degree IPXXB / IP2X
Tightening torque 3.5 Ibs./0.4 in. Nm
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ST200M and S200MR — UL 1077, CSA 22.2 No. 235
Internal resistance and power loss per pole

Internal resistance per pole in mV, power loss
per pole in W.
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ST200M internal resistance and power loss per pole
B. C. K D Z
Internal Internal Internal
Rated current resistance per pole Power loss resistance per pole Power loss resistance per pole Power loss
In [A] Ri [mOhm] P v [W] Ri Pv Ri Pv
0.5 5500 1.4 4300 1.1 8100 2.4
1 1440 1.4 1250 1.25 2100 2.3
1.6 645 1.8 600 1.5 1000 2.8
2 460 1.8 410 1.7 620 2.5
3 150 1.6 130 1.2 235 2.4
4 110 1.8 105 1.7 150 2.4
5 55 1.4 52 1.3 75 1.9
6 55 2.0 52 1.9 75 3.2
7 24 1.2 26 1.3 28 1.4
8 23 1.5 24 1.5 27 2.0
10 21 2.2 16 1.6 24 2.7
13 14 2.3 14 2.2 15 2.6
15 8.5 2 8.5 2 11 2.5
16 8.5 2.5 8.5 2.5 10.9 2.8
20 6.25 2.5 6.1 2.3 6.0 2.4
25 5.0 3.2 4.3 3.1 4.5 3.3
30 3.5 3.1 3.5 3.2 3.5 3.2
32 3.5 3.7 3.5 3.6 3.5 3.6
35 3.4 4.2 3.4 4.2 3.5 4.3
40 3.0 4.8 2.2 4.2 2.5 4.1
50 1.8 4.3 1.3 2.9 1.5 4.1
60 1.2 4.4 1.2 4.4 1.3 4.7
63 1.2 5.5 1.2 4.8 1.3 5.2
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S200MR internal resistance and power loss per pole
Rated current Internal resistance per pole Power loss per pole Rated current Internal resistance per pole Power loss per pole
A mΩ W A mΩ W
0.2 25300 1.01 13 14.8 2.50
0.3 13700 1.23 15 8.1 1.83
0.5 4740 1.19 16 11.1 2.83
0.75 2067 1.16 20 8.5 3.40
1 1270 1.27 25 5.5 3.43
1.5 610 1.56 30 3.8 3.39
2 442 1.77 32 4.6 4.70
3 140 1.26 35 3.9 4.76
4 109 1.75 40 2.8 4.40
5 50 1.26 50 1.7 4.25
6 54 1.94 60 1.7 6.18
8 22 1.41 63 1.9 7.56
10 18.2 1.82
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ST200M and S200MR — UL 1077, CSA 22.2 No. 235
Temperature derating
Max. operating current depending on the ambient
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ST200M temperature rating temperature.
UL 1077 Ambient temperature (°C)

In(A) -40 -30 -20 -10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70
0.5 0.65 0.63 0.61 0.59 0.57 0.56 0.54 0.52 0.50 0.48 0.46 0.44
1 1.30 1.26 1.22 1.19 1.15 1.11 1.07 1.04 1.00 0.96 0.93 0.89
1.6 2.06 2.01 1.96 1.90 1.84 1.78 1.72 1.66 1.60 1.54 1.48 1.42
2 2.60 2.52 2.44 2.37 2.30 2.22 2.15 2.07 2.00 1.93 1.85 1.78
3 3.89 3.78 3.67 3.56 3.44 3.33 3.22 3.11 3.00 2.89 2.78 2.67
4 5.19 5.04 4.89 4.74 4.59 4.44 4.30 4.15 4.00 3.85 3.70 3.56
5 6.50 6.31 6.13 5.94 5.75 5.56 5.38 5.00 5.00 4.81 4.63 4.44
6 7.77 7.55 7.33 7.11 6.89 6.67 6.44 6.22 6.00 5.78 5.56 5.33
7 9.10 8.84 8.58 8.31 8.05 7.79 7.53 7.00 7.00 6.74 6.48 6.21
8 10.36 10.07 9.78 9.48 9.18 8.89 8.59 8.30 8.00 7.70 7.41 7.11
10 13.00 12.60 12.20 11.90 11.50 11.10 10.70 10.40 10.00 9.60 9.30 8.90
13 16.90 16.40 15.90 15.40 14.90 14.40 14.00 13.50 13.00 12.50 12.00 11.60
15 19.50 18.94 18.38 17.81 17.25 16.69 16.13 16.00 15.00 14.44 13.88 13.31
16 20.60 20.10 19.60 19.00 18.40 17.80 17.20 16.60 16.00 15.40 14.80 14.20
20 26.00 25.20 24.40 23.70 23.00 22.20 21.50 20.70 20.00 19.30 18.50 17.80
25 32.40 31.50 30.60 29.60 28.70 27.80 26.90 25.90 25.00 24.10 23.20 22.20
30 39.00 37.88 36.75 35.63 34.50 33.38 32.25 31.00 30.00 28.88 27.75 26.63
32 41.50 40.30 39.10 37.90 36.70 35.60 34.40 33.20 32.00 30.80 29.60 28.40
35 47.00 45.30 43.70 42.10 40.60 39.10 37.70 36.30 35.00 33.70 32.50 31.30
40 51.90 50.40 48.90 47.40 45.90 44.40 43.00 41.50 40.00 38.50 37.00 35.60
50 64.90 63.00 61.10 59.30 57.40 55.60 53.70 51.90 50.00 48.20 46.30 44.50
60 80.50 77.60 74.80 72.10 69.50 67.00 64.60 62.30 60.00 57.80 55.70 53.70
63 81.60 79.30 77.00 74.70 72.30 70.00 67.70 65.30 63.00 60.70 58.30 56.00
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S200MR temperature rating
B, C, D, K, Ambient temperatures T (C °/F °)

and Z -40/-40 -30/-22 -20/-4 -10/14 0/32 10/50 20/68 30/86 40/104 50/122 60/140 70/158
Amps 0.67 0.65 0.62 0.60 0.58 0.55 0.53 0.50 0.47 0.44 0.41 0.37
1.33 1.29 1.25 1.20 1.15 1.11 1.05 1.00 0.94 0.88 0.82 0.75
2.13 2.07 2.00 1.92 1.85 1.77 1.69 1.60 1.51 1.41 1.31 1.19
2.67 2.58 2.49 2.40 2.31 2.21 2.11 2.00 1.89 1.76 1.63 1.49
4.0 3.9 3.7 3.6 3.5 3.3 3.2 3.0 2.8 2.6 2.4 2.2
5.3 5.2 5.0 4.8 4.6 4.4 4.2 4.0 3.8 3.5 3.3 3.0
8.0 7.7 7.5 7.2 6.9 6.6 6.3 6.0 5.7 5.3 4.9 4.5
10.7 10.3 10.0 9.6 9.2 8.8 8.4 8.0 7.5 7.1 6.5 6.0
13.3 12.9 12.5 12.0 11.5 11.1 10.5 10.0 9.4 8.8 8.2 7.5
17.3 16.8 16.2 15.6 15.0 14.4 13.7 13.0 12.3 11.5 10.6 9.7
21.3 20.7 20.0 19.2 18.5 17.7 16.9 16.0 15.1 14.1 13.1 11.9
26.7 25.8 24.9 24.0 23.1 22.1 21.1 20.0 18.9 17.6 16.3 14.9
33.3 32.3 31.2 30.0 28.9 27.6 26.4 25.0 23.6 22.0 20.4 18.6
42.7 41.3 39.9 38.5 37.0 35.4 33.7 32.0 30.2 28.2 26.1 23.9
53.3 51.6 49.9 48.1 46.2 44.2 42.2 40.0 37.7 35.3 32.7 29.8
66.7 64.5 62.4 60.1 57.7 55.3 52.7 50.0 47.1 44.1 40.8 37.3
84.0 81.3 78.6 75.7 72.7 69.6 66.4 63.0 59.4 55.6 51.4 47.0
112.6 107.2 102.1 97.2 92.6 88.2 84.0 80.0 76.0 72.2 68.6 65.2
140.7 134.0 127.6 121.6 115.8 110.3 1050 100.0 95.0 90.3 85.7 81.5
175.9 167.5 159.5 151.9 114.7 137.8 131.3 125.0 118.8 113.8 107.2 101.8
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Miniature circuit breaker S200MUC
Use of MCBs in direct current circuits
S200MUC miniature circuit breakers can be used in the 1-pole For DC incoming supply from above
version at 250 V DC, and in the 2-pole or 4-pole version with S200MUC MCBs have permanent magnets in the area of arc
series connection of two poles up to 500 V DC. chutes. Therefore, it is necessary to take into account the
polarity during the installation process. In the case of a short
S200MUC differs from the standard S200 type. It is equipped circuit, the magnetic field of the permanent magnets
with permanent magnets that assist in the forced corresponds with the electromagnetic field of the short-
extinguishing of the arc. circuit current, therefore, safely leading the short circuit into
the arc chute. Incorrect polarities may cause damage to the
If voltages to ground exceeding 250 V DC occur, 2-pole MCB. As a result, for top-fed devices, terminal 1 must be
S200MUC should be used for 1-pole disconnection connected to (-) and terminal 3 to (+).
and 4-pole S200MUC for all-pole disconnection.
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Examples of permissible voltages between the conductors depending on the number of poles and circuit layout:
Voltage between conductors Un 250 V DC 500 V DC 500 V DC 500 V DC 500 V DC

Voltage between conductor and ground Un 250 V DC 250 V DC 500 V DC 250 V DC 250 V DC
MCB 1-pole 2-pole 2-pole 2-pole 4-pole
S201MUC S202MUC S202MUC S202MUC S204MUC
Supply from below
SK 0115 Z 94
Supply from above
SK 0114 Z 94
1 In the circuit diagram, the negative pole is earthed. 2 In the circuit diagram, the positive pole is earthed.
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Examples of permissible voltages between the conductors depending on the number of poles and circuit layout:
Voltage between conductors Un 500 V DC 500 V DC 500 V DC

all-pole disconnection 1-pole disconnection all-pole disconnection
Voltage between conductor and ground Un 250 V DC 250 V DC 250 V DC circuit ungrounded or
circuit symmetrically grounded unsymmetrically grounded unsymmetrically grounded
MCB 2-pole 2-pole 4-pole
S202MUC S202MUC S204MUC
Supply from below
SK 0196 Z 98
1 In the circuit diagram, the negative pole is earthed. 2 In the circuit diagram, the positive pole is earthed.
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ST200M, S200MR and S200MUC — UL 1077, CSA 22.2 No. 235
ST200M, S200MUC
69
44 17.5 35 52.5 70
45 85 88
6.8
17.5
22
S200MR
69
44.7
2.5 14.9 17.5 35 52.5 70
45 85 100
2.5 25 6.8
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Technical data
S800C
General data
Tripping characteristic B, C, D, K
Standard IEC 60947-2, EN 60898-1, UL 1077
Poles 1–4
Rated frequency 50/60 Hz
Data acc. to UL1077
Rated voltage U 240 V AC (1p, 3p)
277/480Y V AC (1p, 3p)
125 V DC (1p)
250 V DC (2p)
375 V DC (3p)
500 V DC (4p)
Rated current I 10–100 A
Short-circuit breaking capacity ICC 20 kA (240 V AC)
10 kA (277/480Y V AC)
10 kA (500 V DC)
Rated insulation voltage UI 500 V AC
Reference temperature for tripping characteristic B, C, D: 30 °C, K: 40 °C
General data
Electrical and mechanical endurance Up to 100 A: 6000 electrical/4000 mechanical
Installation
Terminal Failsafe cage terminal
Connection (top/bottom) – Cu only 14–2 AWG (10–30 A, solid or stranded)
1–8 AWG (40–100 A, stranded)
Single conductor per terminal,
60/75 °C wire (10–30 A), 60 °C wire (40–100 A)
Tightening torque 3.5 Nm/31 in. lb.
Supply side Any
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Technical data
S800S
General data
Tripping characteristic B, C, D, K
Standard IEC 60947-2, EN 60898-1, UL 1077
Poles 1–4
Rated frequency 50/60 Hz
Data acc. to UL1077
Rated voltage U 600Y/347 V AC
Rated current I 6–63 A
Short-circuit breaking capacity ICC 30 (240 V up to 63 A)
14 (277/480Y V up to 63 A)
6 (346/600Y V up to 40 A, 63 A)
Rated insulation voltage UI 600 V AC
Reference temperature for tripping characteristic B, C, D: 30 °C, K: 40 °C
General data
Electrical and mechanical endurance 6000 electrical/4000 mechanical
Installation
Terminal Failsafe cage terminal
Connection (top/bottom) – Cu only 14–2 AWG (10–30 A, solid or stranded)
1–8 AWG (40–100 A, stranded)
Single conductor per terminal,
60/75 °C wire (10–30 A), 60 °C wire (40–100 A)
Tightening torque 3.5 Nm/31 in. lb.
Supply side Any
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S800C, S800S
S800C, S800S S800-SOR and S800-UVR
106
106 6 26.5 66 82.5
82.5
106 66 82.5 82.5
82.5
79.5 76.5
76.5
79.5 76.5 76.5
79.5 76.5
53 46 46
46
53 46
46
26.5
26.5
26.5
45
95
45 95
35
35 45
95
35
35 45 95
45
95
35
2CCC413010Z0001
2CCC413010Z0001
1P 2P 3P 4P
1P
1P 2P
2P 3P
3P 4P

T E C H N I C A L D ATA A N D D R A W I N G S A N D S 8 0 4 U - P V S 5 G F D I 83
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S804U-PVS5
The S804U-PVS5 is for GFDI (ground-fault detector

interrupter) applications in photovoltaic systems.
In case of a ground fault, the breaker will trip and
the PV generator will not be damaged. The breaker
is tested according to UL 489B for 1000 V DC.
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Standard UL 489B
Characteristic PV-S
Rated current Ie 5A
Rated voltage Ue 1000 V DC
No. of poles 4
Short-circuit current rating acc. to UL 489B 3 kA
Connections 5 A
Single conductor per terminal—copper only, 75C wire 14 – 2 AWG Cu,
solid or stranded
Tightening torque 3.5 Nm (31 in.lb.)
Protection category IP40
(actuating end only)
Reference temperature for tripping characteristic 50 °C
Ambient temperature -25 °C to 60 °C
Storage temperature -40 °C to 70 °C
Approval cULus
File #E351317
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Rated current (A) Cat. No.

5 S804U-PVS5
1-ft 1-ft 1-ft 1-ft 1-ft 1-ft 1-ft 1-ft
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S804U-PVS5
+ + + +
LOAD LOAD LOAD
- -
- -
Tested and listed wirings
LOAD LOAD LOAD LOAD A

1-ft 1-ft 1-ft 1-ft 1-ft 1-ft
1-ft 1-ft1-ft 1-ft 1-ft 1-ft 1-ft 1-ft
Line and load migth be Ar

Ju
Ju
+ + + +
LOAD 1-ft + 1-ft 1-ft 1-ft 1-ft 1-ft1-ft 1-ft
LOAD LOAD 1-ft + +
-
- - - - - -
LOAD LOAD Ampere Rating [A]

10–32 40–63
1-ft 1-ft 1-ft 1-ft
Single conductor per terminal – Single conductor per terminal – Si
Conductor Type copper only, 60/75°C wire copper only, 60°C wire only co
14 AWG–2 AWG 1/0 AWG–8 AWG 1/
Trip curve for S804U-PVS5 AWG, Wire Range
Dimension Cu, solid or stranded
S804U-PVS5 Cu, solid or stranded C
Jumper Length [ft] 1 1
Jumper Length [cm] 106
106 30.5 66 82.5
82.5 30.5
79.5
79.5 76.5
76.5
+ 1-ft 1-ft 1-ft 1-ft
+ 53
53 46
46
- - 26.5
26.5
142
35 45 95 142
45
95
35
2CCC413012Z0001
1P
1P 2P 3P 4P
4P
Tripping behavior acc. to UL 489

Thermal release: 1.13 – 1.30 x In
Magnetic release: 6 x In
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S803W-SCL-SR UL Short circuit current limiter, self-resetting
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UL version short circuit current limiter, self-resetting, 3 pole

32 A Self-resetting current limiter S803W-SCL32-SR
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Rated voltage 600 V AC per UL508

Short circuit current rating according 480 V AC 50/60 Hz, 65 kA
to UL508, CSA 22.2 600 V AC 50/60 Hz, 65 kA
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Approved combinations with motor starter
Downstream devices Upstream devices Downstream devices Upstream devices

Ie [A] 32 63 100 Ie [A] 32 63 100
MS/MO325 MS/MO132
0.1-2.5 • • • 0.1-2.5 • •
4 • • • 4 • •
6.3 • • • 6.3 • • •
9 • • • 10 • • •
12.5 • • • 16 • • •
16 • • • 20 • •
20 • • 25 • •
25 • • 32 • •
-Combinations with S500-K and S500-KM on request.
•Applies for all voltages according to the table below
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Rated ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity
Short-circuit rating according to UL 508, CSA 22.2 kA

(AC) 50/60 Hz 480 V 65
(AC) 50/60 Hz 600 V 65
Icu = Ics according to IEC 60947-2
(AC) 50/60 Hz 240/415 V 100
(AC) 50/60 Hz 254/440 V 100
(AC) 50/60 Hz 277/480 V 65
(AC) 50/60 Hz 289/500 V 65
(AC) 50/60 Hz 346/600 V 65
(AC) 50/60 Hz 400/690 V 50
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S803W-SCL-SR UL 508 Short circuit current limiter, self-resetting
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Minimum cable length between S803W-SCL-SR and downstream devices
(Connection has to be short-circuit proofed acc. to IEC 61439-1)
MS/M0325
MS/M0132
S800
S800-SCL-SR Min. length X (mm) Min. cross section (mm2)
32 A 80 6
63 A 80 16
100/125 A 250 35
Diagrams
79.50 76.50
53 46
x 26.50 6
142
45
95
35

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Electronic protection device EPD24-TB-101
For use on the load side of 24 V DC switch mode
power supplies
Description Features
The protection devices EPD24 extend the ABB • Selective load protection, one electronic
product range of modular DIN rail components tripping characteristic
by electronic over-current protection modules • Active current limitation for safe connection of
for selective protection of 24 V DC load circuits. capacitive loads up to 20,000 μF and on overload/
This protection is achieved by a combination of short circuit
active electronic current limitation in the case of • Current ratings 0.5 A to 12 A
a short circuit and an overload deactivation from • Reliable overload disconnection with 1.1 x IN plus
1.1 x IN upwards. • Manual ON/OFF button
• Clear status and failure indication through LED
If a fault occurs in a load circuit, the protection and integrated auxiliary contact
device EPD24 will detect this rapidly and reliably, • Integral fail-safe element adjusted to current
disable the power output transistor and hence rating
interrupt the current flow in the defective circuit. • Width per unit only 12.5 mm
The maximum possible over-current is always • Rail mounting
limited to 1.3 to 1.8 times the selected rated • Easy wiring through busbar LINE+ and 0 V as well
current. An activation of capacitive loads up to as signal bars
20,000 μF is possible, deactivation only occurring • UL and CSA approvals allow international use
in the case of overloads or short circuits. Selective of the devices
deactivation of the defective current circuit
means undefined error states and a complete
system stop are prevented.
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Approvals
Authority Voltage rating Current ratings

UL 2367 24 V DC 0.5–12 A
UL 1604 (class I, div. 2, groups A, B, C, D) 24 V DC 0.5–12 A
UL 508 24 V DC 0.5–12 A
CSA C22.2 No. 213 (class I, division 2) 24 V DC 0.5–12 A
CSA C22.2 No. 142 24 V DC 0.5–12 A
CSA C22.2 No. 14 24 V DC 0.5–12 A
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EPD24
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Electronic protection devices
Rated current I N Weight

A 1 piece in kg Packing unit Cat. No.
0.5 0.065 4 EPD24-TB-101-0.5A
1 0.065 4 EPD24-TB-101-1A
2 0.065 4 EPD24-TB-101-2A
3 0.065 4 EPD24-TB-101-3A
4 0.065 4 EPD24-TB-101-4A
6 0.065 4 EPD24-TB-101-6A
8 0.065 4 EPD24-TB-101-8A
10 0.065 4 EPD24-TB-101-10A
12 0.065 4 EPD24-TB-101-12A
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Accessories
Weight
Cat. No. 1 piece in kg Packing unit
Busbars for LINE+ and 0 V, grey insulation, length 500 mm1) EPD-BB500 0.20 10
Signal bars for auxiliary contacts, grey insulation, length 21 mm EPD-SB21 0.04 10
1) Ampacity at one line entry Imax = 50 A (Recommendation: mid line entry)
Ampacity at two line entries Imax = 63 A
Diagram
12.5
83
80
80

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Application guide
Miniature circuit breaker
Thermal Example
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01 Thermal example: Introduction
The light draws more 15 A
10 A The circuit breaker plays an important role in
than 10 amps for
an extended period providing over-current protection and a
of time, creating a
Breaker disconnect means in electrical networks. Recent
thermal overload. Magnetic Example
— Light advancements in circuit breaker technology have
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02 Magnetic example:
01 increased breaker performance and protection.
The wire connected
between the light and
breaker is cut and The light draws more than 10 amps for Overload
shorted to ground, an extended period of time creating a
creating a short circuit. thermal overload.
10 A
An overload is a slow and small over-current
10 A
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situation that causes the ampacity and
03 ABB current-
limiting breaker temperature of the circuit to gradually increase
over time. This type of event is characterized by
Breaker
Light a slight increase in the load (ampacity) on the
— circuit and is interrupted by the thermal trip unit
02
of the breaker.
The wire connected between the light and breaker is cut and
shorted to ground creating a short circuit.
Short circuit
A short circuit is a rapid and intense overcurrent
situation that causes the ampacity of the circuit
Electromagnetic protection Upper terminal
to increase. This type of event is characterized by
a dramatic increase in the load (ampacity) on the
Tripping lever circuit and is interrupted by the magnetic trip unit
of the breaker.
Breaker definition
A breaker is a device designed to isolate a circuit
during an over-current event without the use of a
Thermal fusible element. A breaker is a resettable protective
protection
(bimetal) device that protects against two types of over-
current situations: overload and short circuit.
Arc chamber
Fixed
Operator contact
Space for
identification Moving
marker contact
Operating
DIN rail holder
mechanism
Lower terminal
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03
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Circuit breaker construction
Current Flow During Operation
Thermal Trip Unit

Magnetic trip unit Thermal trip unit Thermal/magnetic trip units definition
ABB current-limiting breakers use an electromechanical
(thermal/magnetic) trip unit to open the breaker contacts
during an over-current event. The thermal trip unit is
temperature sensitive and the magnetic trip unit is current
sensitive. Both units act independently and mechanically with
the breaker’s trip mechanism to open the breaker’s contacts.
Current flow during operation

Overload protection
All highlighted components are energized during operation The thermal trip unit protects against a continuous overload.
All highlighted components are energized during operation
.
The thermal unit is comprised of a bimetal element located
Operating mechanism Trip bar behind the circuit breaker trip bar and is part of the breaker’s
current carrying path. When there is an overload, the increased
Thermal trip unit
current flow heats the bimetal, causing it to bend. As the
bimetal bends, it pulls the trip bar that opens the breaker’s
contacts.
The time required for the bimetal to bend and trip the breaker
varies inversely with the current. Because of this, the tripping
time becomes quicker as current increases in magnitude.
Overload protection is applicable to any installation,

conductor or component that can be subjected to low-
magnitude but long-time over-currents. Low-magnitude, long-
Armature and plunger Magnetic trip unit
time over-currents can be dangerous because they reduce the
life of the electrical installation, conductor and components.
Movable contact
If left unchecked, fire could result.
Magnetic trip units (short circuit protection)

The magnetic trip unit protects against a short circuit.
The magnetic trip unit is comprised of an electromagnet
and an armature.
Components of a magnetic trip unit

When there is a short circuit, a high magnitude of current
passes through the coils, creating a magnetic field that
attracts the movable armature towards the fixed armature.
The hammer trip is pushed against the movable contact
Coil Spring
and the contacts are opened. The opening of the breaker’s
Lever contacts during a short circuit is complete in 0.5
milliseconds.
Moving contact
Movable armature
Fixed armature
"Hammer trip"
Fixed contact
M C B T E C H N O LO G Y A P P L I C AT I O N G U I D E 91
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Circuit breaker construction
Arc runners/arc chutes example, you would find the circuit current on the bottom of
The arc runner guides the electric arc away from the open the graph (multiples of rated current). The first line is 10 amps
contacts into the arc chute, where it is extinguished. (10 amp breaker x a multiple of one), the second line is 20
amps (10 amp breaker x multiple of two), and the third line
During an overload or short circuit event, the contacts of the is 30 amps (10 amp breaker x multiple of three). Next, you
breaker separate, and an electrical arc is formed between the would trace the vertical 30 A line up until it intersects the
contacts through air. The arc is moved into the arc chute by red portion of the breaker thermal curve. If you follow the
“running” the arc down the interior of the breaker along the horizontal lines on both sides of the red curve to the left, you
arc runner. When the arc reaches the arc chute, it is broken into will see that the breaker can trip as fast as two seconds and
small segmented arcs. The segmented arcs split the overall no slower than one minute.
energy level into segments less than 25 V. Each 25 V segment
does not have a high enough energy level to maintain an arc Magnetic trip unit (region two)
and all energy is naturally dissipated. This region of the breaker curve is the instantaneous trip
unit. ABB’s miniature circuit breaker’s instantaneous trip
Breaker curves unit interrupts a short circuit in 2.3 to 2.5 milliseconds.
Thermal trip unit (region one) Because of this, the curve has no slope and is graphically
The first sloping region of the breaker curve is a graphical represented as a vertical straight line.
representation of the tripping characteristics of the thermal
trip unit. This portion of the curve is sloped due to the nature See curve example. If you had a 10 amp breaker, the magnetic
of the thermal trip unit. The trip unit bends to trip the trip element would interrupt a short circuit between 10 and 30
breaker’s trip bar in conjunction with a rise in amperage amps (10 amp breaker x multiple of two and three) in 2.3 to 2.5
(temperature) over time. As the current on the circuit milliseconds.
increases, the temperature rises, and the faster the thermal
element will trip. Breaker contacts (region three)
This region of the curve is the time required for the contacts
Example using the curve below: If you had a 10 amp breaker of the breaker to begin to separate. The contacts will open in
and the circuit was producing 30 amps of current, the breaker less than 0.5 milliseconds and is graphically represented by
would trip between two seconds and one minute. In this the bottom vertical portion of the curve.
ThermalThermal trip unit

Trip Unit
(Region(region
One) one)
Magnetic Trip Unit

Magnetic trip unit
(Region(region
Two) two)
Moving Moving contacts

Contacts
(Region(region
Three)three)
Arc runner Arc chute

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Circuit breaker current limitation
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01 Current limiting Current-limiting definitions Current-limiting breakers and electrical networks
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All ABB miniature circuit breakers are UL tested Current limitation
02 Zero point
extinguishing and certified as current-limiting protective When a short-circuit condition occurs, the “ideal”
devices. Current-limiting circuit breakers provide current-limiting circuit breaker opens before the
a higher level of circuit protection than typical current waveform can reach its full potential
zero point external breakers. magnitude, which occurs at ¼ cycle (4.17 ms). ABB’s
current-limiting breakers can interrupt a fault in
UL AC 60 Hz cycle about ½ cycle or 2.3 ms to 2.5 ms. ABB’s current-
UL defines an AC cycle as the potential energy limiting breakers interrupt a short circuit in less
of the wave form traveling from zero-to-positive than 1⁄8 cycle and limit the amount of current that
amplitude, positive-to-zero amplitude, zero-to- can reach a circuit. Limiting the available current
negative amplitude, negative-to-zero amplitude 60 on the circuit provides additional protection
times in one second. One cycle is completed every against network, breaker or bus damage and
16.6 milliseconds. prevents the tripping of upstream breakers
(selective coordination).
UL breaker current limiting
UL defines breaker current limitation as a breaker I 2t
that interrupts and isolates a fault in less than 1/2 The true destructive nature of a short circuit is
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of an AC cycle. 1/2 a cycle is completed in 8.3 measured by the time it is available combined with
01
milliseconds. the peak value of the short circuit. The IsqT (amps
squared over time) value represents the amount
NEC 240.2 current-limiting of energy available on a network during a short
A device that, when interrupting current in its circuit and is represented by the shaded area on
current-limiting range, reduces the current flowing the graphs at left.
in the faulted circuit to a magnitude substantially
less than that obtainable in the same circuit if the During a short circuit, both magnetic forces and
device were replaced with a solid conductor having thermal energy combine to damage devices on the
comparable impedance. electrical network. The level of thermal energy and
magnetic forces are directly proportional to the
IEC 60947-2 current-limiting circuit breaker square of the current. The magnetic forces vary
A circuit breaker with sufficiently short trip time to as a square of the peak current available and the
prevent the short-circuit current from reaching the thermal energy varies as a square of the RMS (root
peak value which would otherwise be reached. mean square) current available.
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02
ABB current-limiting breakers ABB’s current-limiting breakers will limit the let-
ABB current-limiting breakers can interrupt and through energy to a fraction (1⁄100) of the value that
isolate a fault in 1⁄8 of an AC cycle. The breaker fault is available from the network. By comparison,
interruption is completed in 2.3 to 2.5 milliseconds. a zero crossing breaker would let through
approximately 100 times as much destructive
Zero point extinguishing breakers energy as the current-limiting circuit breaker
A typical zero point extinguishing breaker [(100,000 A / 10,000 A) squared – 100X]. ABB’s
interrupts a fault and does not isolate the energy. current-limiting breakers limit the short circuit
The breaker allows an arc to be present between current to a relatively small magnitude in an
the open contacts until the AC wave form crosses extremely short time, which dramatically limits
zero. When the wave form crosses zero, the a short circuit’s destructive energy.
potential energy is zero and the arc (fault) naturally
extinguishes. The arc could be present for up to
8.3 milliseconds.
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Circuit breaker current limitation
Current-limiting and zero crossing breakers ABB’s current-limiting breakers interrupt the arc energy in 2.3
During the initial stages of a short circuit, a breaker’s ms to 2.5 ms (1⁄8 cycle), and a zero crossing breaker allows the
contacts open to interrupt the circuit. After the contacts arc to be present for up to 8.3 ms (1⁄2 cycle). A zero crossing
open, an arc forms in the air between the contacts on both breaker will let through 100 times as much energy as an ABB
the current-limiting and zero crossing breaker contacts. current-limiting breaker.
What distinguishes a current-limiting breaker from a zero
crossing breaker is what each breaker does after an arc is Current limiting example
formed between the open contacts. The lab test report below details a 20 A S200 series current-
limiting breaker interrupting a 28 kA fault in 1.7 milliseconds.
A current-limiting breaker “runs” the arc down the breaker The total “I Square T” value is 32.0 kA.
arc runner into an arc chute that extinguishes the arc.
Zero crossing example
A zero crossing breaker does not attempt to extinguish the The test report below details a 20 A zero point extinguishing
arc. The breaker is designed to withstand the energy of the breaker interrupting a 9 kA fault in 9 milliseconds. The total
arc long enough for the waveform to cross zero. When the “I Square T” value is 104.0 kA.
wave form crosses zero, the potential energy is zero and the
arc naturally extinguishes itself.
500 10 500 10
V kA V kA
400 8 400 8
300 6 300 6
200 4 200 4
100 2 100 2
U-L2 I-L2 U-BCP L2 I-L2

100 /div 2 k/div 100 /div 2 k/div
-100 -2
-100 -2
-200 -4
-200 -4
Legend
-300 -6
-300 -6 Legend
Voltage
Amps Voltage
-400 -8
-400 -8 Amps
-500 -10 Time A Time B

0 0.9999 1.9997 2.9996 3.9994 4.9993 5.9991 6.999
-500 -10 Time A Time B
499.93 Sample/div kSample 0 0.9999 1.9997 2.9996 3.9994 4.9993 5.9991 6.999
499.93 Sample/div kSample
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Selective coordination and series ratings
Definition of selective coordination Selective coordination and current-limiting breakers

Coordination between the operating characteristics of two Recent improvements in ABB circuit breaker technology
or more over-current protection devices, so that when an has pushed the performance of breakers to the same level
over-current within established limits occurs, the device as fuses. The reaction time and tripping characteristics of
designated to operate within those limits trips, whereas current-limiting breakers are now on par with fuses. This
the other devices does not trip. allows ABB to provide a high level of coordination between
branch breakers and the main. A current-limiting branch
Example of breaker coordination breaker will limit the “I Square T” value well below the level
When an over-current event occurs at the branch breaker of the operating range of the upstream main breaker. ABB’s
level (CB1), and the event is within the operating current-limiting branch breakers can coordinate between
characteristics of the breaker, then the branch breaker the main breaker up to 35 kA.
should interrupt the circuit (open) and the main breaker
should remain closed and energized. The chart below gives Selective coordination and zero crossing breakers
a graphical representation of a downstream branch breaker Zero crossing breakers do not limit the “I Square T” value.
(B curve) and a main breaker (A curve) with coordination. They wait for the wave form to cross zero and allow a high
The separation between the curves allows the branch level of let-through energy to pass through the system.
breaker to react to the fault while the main breaker The “I Square T” value of a zero crossing breaker is high
remains closed and energized. enough that the main breaker will likely trip during a short
circuit. With zero crossing breakers, it is extremely difficult
Example of no breaker coordination to coordinate between branch and main breakers. A typical
Selective breaker coordination is not achieved when there is zero crossing breaker’s coordination level is below 10 kA.
an overload event at the branch breaker level (MCB1) and both There are a few manufacturers that have achieved
the branch breaker and main breaker interrupt the circuit coordination between a branch zero crossing breaker and
(open). When there is no breaker coordination, several circuits the main by slowing the performance (protection) of the
lose power that should remain operational during and after main breaker.
the overload event. The chart below gives a graphical
representation of a downstream branch breaker (B curve) and
a main breaker (A curve) without coordination. There is no
separation between the curves. The branch breaker will react
to a fault and the main breaker will open and de-energize all
circuits down stream. Problems in coordination occur when
the branch breaker allows the “I Square T” value of the short
circuit to rise to a level that is in the operating range of the
upstream main breaker. Proper breaker coordination is easier
to achieve with the use of current-limiting breakers at the
branch level.
Coordination
Main
breaker
CB1 CB2 CB3 CB4
Short circuit
No coordination
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Selective coordination and series ratings
Selective coordination
Main
Selective coordination is achieved when there is a short circuit
breaker
65 kA on a branch circuit breaker, the branch breaker opens and
isolates the fault, and the main breaker remains closed. The
rating is usually a value above the “stand alone” interrupting
CB1 CB2 CB3 CB4 rating of the branch breaker and the “stand alone” rating of
10 kA 10 kA 10 kA 10 kA the main breaker.
Example:
35 kA or 65 kA short circuit 65 kA rated main breaker
10 kA rated branch breaker
Coordination between the two breakers up to 35 kA
There can be a short circuit on the branch breaker up to 35

kA where the branch will open (CB1) and the main breaker will
remain closed. Although the branch has a 10 kA “stand alone”
rating, both the breakers work together to limit the available
short circuit to allow the branch (CB1) to isolate the fault.
Series ratings
Series ratings are different from coordination ratings. Unlike
coordination ratings where the branch opens and the main
remains closed, a series-rated combination is one where
both the branch and main breakers open and work together
to isolate the fault.
The series-rating combination of two breakers is equal to

the “stand alone” interrupting value of the main breaker. This
is a result of the main breaker let-through value being lower
than the “stand alone” interrupting value of the branch
breaker. During a short circuit, the main breaker will limit the
energy to a level that is below the “stand alone” value of the
branch breaker.
Example:
65 kA rated main breaker
10 kA rated branch breaker
Series-combination rating between the two breakers
up to 65 kA
There can be a short circuit on the branch breaker up to 65 kA

where the branch will open and the main breaker will open.
Although the branch breaker (CB1) has a 10 kA “stand alone”
rating, the main breaker has a let-through value below 10 kA.
If there is a fault up to 65 kA on the network, the main breaker
will limit the energy to a value less than the rating of the
branch breaker (CB1). Both breakers will trip (no coordination),
but the network can safely withstand a fault of 65 kA.
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Miniature circuit breaker cutaway
Electromagnetic protection Upper terminal
Tripping lever Thermal protection (bimetal)
Operating mechanism
Arc chamber
Operator
Fixed contact
Moving contact
DIN rail holder
Space for identification marker

Lower terminal
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Ground-fault protective devices (GFEP)
F200 series
F200 series GFEPs (ground-fault equipment F200 GFEPs are also available in short-term delayed
protectors) are approved according to UL 1053 and versions (AP-R types) as well as selective versions
IEC 61008. (S types).
F200 series GFEPs can be used in branch circuits, F200 GFEPs are A-type GFEPs and can detect AC as
together with a corresponding UL 489 circuit well as pulsed DC fault currents.
breaker, like our SU200M, or in connection with UL
1077 supplementary protectors, like our ST200M AC-type devices detect AC fault currents only and
wherever branch circuit protection is already are available upon request.
provided or not required.
F200 series GFEPs come in versions with 10, 30,

100, 300, and 500 mA ground-fault sensitivity.
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RCCBs
F200 technical features
Standards
Electrical Type (wave form of the earth leakage sensed)

features Poles
Rated current In A
Rated sensitivity IDn A
Rated voltage Ue IEC V
UL/CSA V
Insulation voltage Ui V
Operating voltage of circuit test Ut IEC V
UL/CSA V
Rated frequency Hz
Rated conditional short-circuit current SCPD - fuse gG 100 A kA
Inc=I∆c
Rated residual breaking capacity I∆m=Im kA
Rated impulse withstand voltage (1.2/50) Uimp kV
Dielectric test voltage at ind. freq. for 1 min. kV
Overvoltage category
Surge current resistance (wave 8/20) A
Mechanical Toggle
features Contact position indicator (CPI)
Electrical life
Mechanical life
Protection degree housing
terminals
Environmental conditions (damp heat) acc. to IEC/EN 60068-2-30 °C/RH
Ambient temperature (with daily average ≤ IEC °C
+35 °C)
Storage temperature °C
Installation Terminal type
Terminal size top/bottom for cable IEC mm2
UL/CSA AWG
Terminal size top/bottom for busbar IEC mm2
UL/CSA AWG
Tightening torque IEC Nm
UL/CSA in-lbs.
Tool
Mounting
Mounting position
Connection
Withdrawal from busbar
Dimensions Dimensions (H x D x W) 2P mm
and weight 4P mm
Weight 2P g
4P g
Combination Combinable with: auxiliary contact
with signal contact/auxiliary switch
auxiliary shunt trip
elements
undervoltage release
 Ground-fault sensing and relaying equipment-component (up to 63 A)

b prior to connection of aluminium conductors (≥ 4 mm2) ensure that their contact points are cleaned, brushed and coated with grease
c for S700-E/K 100A, S750-E 63A, S750DR-E/K 63A and other SCPD coordination values see Chapter 3 of Solutions for electrical
distribution in buildings - technical details
d F200 left neutral has not the UL certification and the UL mark
e Only for versions with marking according to EN 61008-1; EN 61008-2-1
 Neutral conductor can be wired anywhere for 2P devices
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RCCBs
F200 technical features
F200 AC F200 A F200 A AP-R F200 A S F200 A 110V

IEC/EN 61008-1; IEC/EN 61008-2-1, UL 1053  IEC 61008-1; IEC 61008-2-1;
UL 1053
AC A A A A
2P , 4P (for 125 A only 4P) 2P, 4P
16, 25, 40, 63, 80, 100, 125 25, 40, 63, 80, 100, 125 40, 63, 80, 100, 125 25, 40, 63, 80, 100
0.01-0.03-0.1-0.3-0.5 0.03 0.1-0.3-0.5-1 0.03
230/400 - 240/415
480Y/277 (up to 100 A) -
500
In ≤ 100; Right neutral: 110 (170 for 30mA) - 254 e; Left neutral: 195 (250 for 30 mA) - 440 e 110-254
In = 125 A; Right neutral: 185 (150 for 30 mA) - 440 (250 for 30 mA) e;
Left neutral: 195 (250 for 30 mA) - 440
In ≤ 100; Right neutral: 110 (170 for 30mA) - 277 e; Left neutral: 195 (250 for 30 mA) - 480 e d
50…60
10 (for 125 A fuse is gG 125 A)
1 (1.25 for 125 A)

4
2.5
III, disconnector abilities
NA 3000 5000 NA
blue sealable in ON-OFF position
yes
10000 (2000 for 125 A) 10000
20000 (5000 for 125 A) 20000
IP4X
IP2X
28 cycles with 55°C/90-96% and 25°C/95-100%
-25…+55 (-25...+40 for 125 A) -25...+55
-40…+70
failsafe bi-directional cylinder-lift terminal at top and bottom (shock protected) (cage for In > 63 A) b
25/25 (35/35 single slot terminal for In > 63 A)
18-4 (up to 63 A) -
10/10 (not for In = 80-100 A)
18-8 (up to 63 A) -
2.8 (3 for In = 125 A) 2.8
25 (up to 63 A) -
Nr. 2 Pozidriv
on DIN rail EN 60715 (35 mm) by means of fast clip device
Any
from top and bottom
it is possible without using any tools only from the bottom (not for 125 A)
85 x 69 x 35
85 x 69 x 70 (85 x 69.5 x 72 for 125 A)
200
350 (380 for In = 80 and 100 A and 460 for In = 125A)
yes (no for 125 A)
yes
yes (no for 125 A)
yes (no for 125 A)
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RCCBs
F 200 series A y type, 30 mA sensitivity
Number Rated Rated Order details Weight Pack

of poles residual current 1 piece unit
current
IDn mA In A Type code kg pc.
2 30 25 F202 A-25/0.03 110V 0.225 1/6
40 F202 A-40/0.03 110V 0.225 1/6
63 F202 A-63/0.03 110V 0.225 1/6
F202 110V 80 F202 A-80/0.03 110V 0.225 1/6
100 F202 A-100/0.03 110V 0.225 1/6

current
2CSC400569F0201

4 30 25 F204 A-25/0.03 110V 0.375 1/3
40 F204 A-40/0.03 110V 0.375 1/3
63 F204 A-63/0.03 110V 0.375 1/3
80 F204 A-80/0.03 110V 0.405 1/3
F204 110V 100 F204 A-100/0.03 110V 0.405 1/3

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RCCBs
F 200 series A y type
F 200 A type

current
2 10 16 F202 A-16/0.01 0.225 1/6
100 25 F202 A-25/0.1 0.225 1/6
F202 40 F202 A-40/0.1 0.225 1/6
63 F202 A-63/0.1 0.225 1/6
80 F202 A-80/0.1 0.225 1/6
100 F202 A-100/0.1 0.225 1/6
300 25 F202 A-25/0.3 0.225 1/6
40 F202 A-40/0.3 0.225 1/6
63 F202 A-63/0.3 0.225 1/6
80 F202 A-80/0.3 0.225 1/6
100 F202 A-100/0.3 0.225 1/6
500 25 F202 A-25/0.5 0.225 1/6
40 F202 A-40/0.5 0.225 1/6
63 F202 A-63/0.5 0.225 1/6
80 F202 A-80/0.5 0.225 1/6
100 F202 A-100/0.5 0.225 1/6
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RCCBs
F 200 series A y type

current
4 100 25 F204 A-25/0.1 0.375 1/3
40 F204 A-40/0.1 0.375 1/3
63 F204 A-63/0.1 0.375 1/3
80 F204 A-80/0.1 0.405 1/3
F204
100 F204 A-100/0.1 0.405 1/3
300 25 F204 A-25/0.3 0.375 1/3
40 F204 A-40/0.3 0.375 1/3
63 F204 A-63/0.3 0.375 1/3
80 F204 A-80/0.3 0.405 1/3
100 F204 A-100/0.3 0.405 1/3
500 25 F204 A-25/0.5 0.375 1/3
40 F204 A-40/0.5 0.375 1/3
63 F204 A-63/0.5 0.375 1/3
80 F204 A-80/0.5 0.405 1/3
100 F204 A-100/0.5 0.405 1/3
F204 125 A
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RCCBs
F 200 series A y type, AP-R
F 200 AP-R, A type

Short-term delayed tripping. Pulse-current resistant up to 3000 A. Short-term delay 10 ms.

current
2 30 25 F202 A-25/0.03 AP-R 0.225 1/6
F202 40 F202 A-40/0.03 AP-R 0.225 1/6

63 F202 A-63/0.03 AP-R 0.225 1/6
80 F202 A-80/0.03 AP-R 0.225 1/6
100 F202 A-100/0.03 AP-R 0.225 1/6

current
4 30 25 F204 A-25/0.03 AP-R 0.375 1/3
40 F204 A-40/0.03 AP-R 0.375 1/3
63 F204 A-63/0.03 AP-R 0.375 1/3
80 F204 A-80/0.03 AP-R 0.405 1/3
F204
100 F204 A-100/0.03 AP-R 0.405 1/3
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RCCBs
F 200 series A y type, selective
F 200 A selective type

current
2 100 40 F202 A S-40/0.1 0.225 1/6
63 F202 A S-63/0.1 0.225 1/6
F202 100 F202 A S-100/0.1 0.225 1/6
300 40 F202 A S-40/0.3 0.225 1/6
63 F202 A S-63/0.3 0.225 1/6
100 F202 A S-100/0.3 0.225 1/6
500 40 F202 A S-40/0.5 0.225 1/6
63 F202 A S-63/0.5 0.225 1/6
100 F202 A S-100/0.5 0.225 1/6

F204 current
4 100 40 F204 A S-40/0.1 0.375 1/3
63 F204 A S-63/0.1 0.375 1/3
100 F204 A S-100/0.1 0.405 1/3
300 40 F204 A S-40/0.3 0.375 1/3
63 F204 A S-63/0.3 0.375 1/3
100 F204 A S-100/0.3 0.405 1/3
125 F204 A S-125/0.3 0.500 1
500 40 F204 A S-40/0.5 0.375 1/3
63 F204 A S-63/0.5 0.375 1/3
100 F204 A S-100/0.5 0.405 1/3
125 F204 A S-125/0.5 0.500 1
E 90 FUSE HOLDERS 105
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E 90. Uncompromising performance
A safe and smart range designed for quick,
flexible and error-proof installation
Compactness
Reliability
The compact dimensions enable to
Venting grooves and cooling
close the switchboard door even when
chambers improve heat dissipation
the fuse holder is open, thus ensuring
even in multiple-pole configurations.
total safety during maintenance.
Completeness
The fuse tripping can be easily
displayed, thanks to the special
blown fuse indicator light.
Universal use
Screw holes have increased diameter
to accomodate insulated screwdrivers
and electric screwdrivers.
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E 90. Uncompromising performance
A safe and smart range designed for quick, flexible and error-proof installation
Fuseholder profile has been designed for maximum ease of The compact dimensions enable to close the switchboard
use: the 90° flip hinge with ergonomic knob, makes the door even when the fuseholder is open, thus ensuring total
replacement of fuses easier even in small spaces or when safety during maintenance.
wearing protective gloves.
With the Prozidriv PZ2 screws tightening can be performed Venting grooves and cooling chambers improve heat
by exerting less torque than conventional screws, and the dissipation even in multiple-pole configurations.
same electric screwdriver can be used for all terminals. The reduced operating temperature inside fuseholders
Moreover, the PS connection busbars facilitate the ensures durability and reliability of the devices over time.
connecting operations, making the wiring both simple and
safe and providing complete integration with S 200 and SN
201 System pro M compact® circuit-breakers.
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Technical data
E 90 series – data according to UL
Type E 90/32 E 90/32 PV 1000 V E 90/32 PV 1500 V

Rated current [A] 32 32 30
Rated voltage [V] 690 1000 1500 V DC
Type of current AC/DC DC DC
Fuse 10.3 x 38 10.3 x 38 10x30
Rated frequency [Hz] 50 - 60 – 6
Tightening torque [Nm] PZ2 2 - 2.5 PZ2 2 - 2.5 PZ2 18-22 lb-in
Protection degree IP20 IP20 IP20
Terminals section [mm2] 25 25 –
Cross section [AWG] 16÷10 not forseen 1 wire: 16-10 AWG
rigid copper conductors
Cross section [AWG] 16÷3 8÷3 1 wire: 0.75 -25 (18-4 AWG)
stranded copper conductors 2 wires: 18-6 AWG
Cable temperature [°C] [°C] CU 60, 75, 90 max 90 (acc. UL)
Padlockable (when open) • •
Sealable (when closed) • •
Reference Standard E 90/32 E 90/32 PV 1000 V E 90/32 PV 1500 V

UL 4248-1 •
UL 4248-4
UL 4248-8
UL 4248-18 • •
Approvals E 90/32 E 90/32 PV 1000 V E 90/32 PV 1500 V

cULus
UL • •
cURus •
CSA
**** IP20 also as standalone device installed on DIN rail, with respect to cables with a cross-section area ≥ 10 mm 2
E 90/50 E 90/125 E 90/30 CC E 90/30 J E 90/60 J

50 125 30 30 360
800 800 600 600 600
AC/DC AC/DC AC/DC AC/DC AC/DC
14 x 51 22 x 58 Class CC 10.4 x 38 Class J 21 x 57 Class J 27 x 60
50 - 60 50 - 60 60 60 60
PZ2 3 - 3.5 PZ2 3.5 - 4 PZ2 2 - 2.5 PZ2 3.5 - 4 PZ2 3.5 - 4
IP20 **** IP20 **** IP20 n.a. n.a.
35 50 25 50 50
14÷10 14÷10 16÷10 14÷10 14÷10
14÷2 14÷1 16÷3 14÷1 14÷1
• • • • •
• • • • •
E 90/50 E 90/125 E 90/30 CC E 90/30 J E 90/60 J

• • • • •
•
• •
E 90/50 E 90/125 E 90/30 CC E 90/30 J E 90/60 J

• • •
• •
• • •
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Protection and safety
E 90 fuse holders
E 90 fuse holders
E 90 series fuse holders are designed for providing protection against short circuits and
overloads. The housing is made of self-extinguishing thermoplastic material resistant to
high temperatures (all materials are UL listed) while the contact clips are in silver plated
copper.
E 92
E 90 fuse holders can be sealed or padlocked to ensure operator safety during maintenance.
Versions with blown fuse indicator allow to check whether the fuse is still working correctly
or not. For easy and quick installation E 90 range is totally compatible with our UL 508
busbars.
Thanks to cURus approval, they can be installed in UL certified machines.
E 90 fuse switch disconnectors for 10.3 x 38 mm fuses (AC-22B)

Poles Rated Modules Bbn Order details Price Weight Pack
current 8012542 1 piece 1 piece unit
In EAN Type code kg pc.

1 32 1 009238 E 91/32 0.061 6
E 94
1 32 1 024835 E 91/32s 0.062 6
1+N 32 2 008934 E 91N/32 0.130 3
1+N 32 2 515036 E 91N/32s 0.132 3
2 32 2 008835 E 92/32 0.122 3
2 32 2 514930 E 92/32s 0.132 3
3 32 3 047537 E 93/32 0.183 2
3 32 3 020639 E 93/32s 0.184 2
3+N 32 4 047339 E 93N/32 0.252 1
3+N 32 4 514831 E 93N/32s 0.255 1
4 32 4 047230 E 94/32 0.244 1
4 32 4 020530 E 94/32s 0.248 1
s: version with blown fuse indicator light
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E 90 PV 1000 V fuse holders
E 90 PV fuse holders
E 90 PV series fuse holders, designed for operating voltages of 1000 V DC with utilization
category DC-20B, are particularly suited for protection against overcurrents of photovoltaic
systems.The single-pole or two-pole E 90 PV disconnectors for 10.3 x 38 mm cylindrical fuse
links offer a reliable, compact and affordable solution for photovoltaic installations.
Versions with blown fuse indicator allow to check whether the fuse is still working correctly
or not.
E 90 PV
E 90 PV fuse disconnectors for 10.3 x 38 mm fuses (DC-20B)

1 32 1 047131 E 91/32 PV 0.061 6
1 32 1 046936 E 91/32s PV 0.062 6
2 32 2 047032 E 92/32 PV 0.122 3
2 32 2 569138 E 92/32s PV 0.233 3
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E 90 PV 1500 fuse holder
E 90 PV fuse holder
The E 90 PV 1500 series of fuse holders has been designed for applications up 1500 V DC.
Thanks to their rated voltage up to 1500 V DC they are the ideal solution for protecting cells
and inverters. In case of maintenance, they ensure isolation of circuits and strings up to
1500 V in direct current, in total safety. The main features of E 90 PV 1500 fuse holders
include venting grooves and cooling chambers which improved heat dissipation.
E 90 PV fuse holder for 10 × 85 mm and 10/14 × 85 mm fuses

Poles Rated Width Bbn Order details Price Weight Pack
current 8012542 1 1 piece unit
piece
E 90 PV 1500
1 32 22.5 020417 E91/32 PV1500e 0.080 5
1 32 22.5 743613 E91/32 PV1500e 0.080 60
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E 90 50/125 fuse holders
90 50/125 fuse holders

The E 90 50/125 fuse holders range is specifically intended for industrial circuit protection
when currents are from 50 A to 125 A. They can, respectively, carry any type of cylindrical
fuses 14x51 and 22x58 mm. The E 90 50/125 fuse holders can be sealed or padlocked in open
position to ensure operator safety during maintenance operations. Versions with blown fuse
indicator (LED) allow checking whether the fuse is still working correctly or not.
E 90/50 fuse holders for 14 x 51 mm fuses (AC-20B)

E 90 50/125 current 8012542 1 1 piece unit
In EAN Type code piece kg pc.
1 50 1.5 790228 E 91/50 0.095 4
1 50 1.5 372028 E 91/50s 0.095 4
1+N 50 3 779827 E 91N/50 0.19 2
1+N 50 3 023920 E 91N/50s 0.19 2
2 50 3 779728 E 92/50 0.19 2
2 50 3 070320 E 92/50s 0.19 2
3 50 4.5 779629 E 93/50 0.285 1
3 50 4.5 574828 E 93/50s 0.285 1
3+N 50 6 779520 E 93N/50 0.38 1
3+N 50 6 563020 E 93N/50s 0.38 1
E 90/125 fuse holders for 22 x 58 mm fuses (AC-20B)

In EAN Type code piece kg pc.
1 100 2 775720 E 91/125 0.135 4
1 100 2 896326 E 91/125s 0.135 4
1+N 100 4 773528 E 91N/125 0.27 2
1+N 100 4 049425 E 91N/125s 0.27 2
2 100 4 771326 E 92/125 0.27 2
2 100 4 049326 E 92/125s 0.27 2
3 100 6 775027 E 93/125 0.405 1
3 100 6 049227 E 93/125s 0.405 1
3+N 100 8 965329 E 93N/125 0.54 1
3+N 100 8 049128 E 93N/125s 0.54 1
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E 90 CC fuse holders
Technical features
Type E 90/30 CC
Rated voltage [V] 600
Rated current [A] 30
Type of current AC/DC
Rated frequency [Hz] 60
Fuse class CC
E 91 Tightening torque [Nm] PZ2 2-2.5*
[lb-in] PZ2 18-22**
Terminals cross-section [mm2] 25
Cross-section rigid 1 wire 1.5-25 mm2 (16-10 AWG)
copper conductors 2 wires 5 mm2 (10 AWG)
Cross-section stranded 1 wire 1.5-16 mm2 (16-3 AWG)
copper conductors 2 wires 2-5 mm2 (14-10 AWG)
Voltage range for LED indicator light (only s version) [V] 24 - 1000 AC/DC
Can be sealed closed ■
Can be padlocked open ■
* PZ2 2.8 Nm in case of rigid copper conductors, 2 wires

E 93
** PZ2 24,5 lb-in in case of rigid copper conductors, 2 wires
The E 90 fuse holders for Class CC cylindrical fuse links are specifically designed for the
North American market in compliance with the UL standards. In accordance with the
reference standards UL 4248-1 and UL 4248-4, they come in voltage and current ratings up
to 600V and 30A. They are available in 1P, 1P+N, 2P, 3P, 3P+N and 4P versions. They can be
padlocked open and sealed closed.
The E 90 fuse holders are the ideal solution for process control and industrial systems,
automation systems, industrial installations and control circuits. The versions with blown
fuse indicator light provide a visual signal of the fuse break condition
E 90 for class CC cartridge fuses

piece
1 30 1 998723 E 91/30 CC 0.061 6
1 30 1 998822 E 91/30s CC 0.062 6
1+N 30 2 998921 E 91N/30 CC 0.13 3
1+N 30 2 999027 E 91N/30s CC 0.13 3
2 30 2 999126 E 92/30 CC 0.122 3
2 30 2 999225 E 92/30s CC 0.122 3
3 30 3 999324 E 93/30 CC 0.183 2
3 30 3 999423 E 93/30s CC 0.183 2
3+N 30 4 999522 E 93N/30 CC 0.252 1
3+N 30 4 999621 E 93N/30s CC 0.252 1
4 30 4 999720 E 94/30 CC 0.244 1
4 30 4 999829 E 94/30s CC 0.244 1
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E 90 J fuse fuse holders
Technical features
Type E 90/30 J E 90/60 J
Rated current [A] 30 60
Rated voltage [V] 600
Type of current AC/DC
Fuse Class J 1-30A Class J 31-60A
Rated frequency [Hz] 60
Tightening torque [Nm] PZ2 3.5-4
Terminals cross-section [mm ] 2
50
E 90 Class J Cross-section rigid copper [AWG] 14-10

conductors
Cross-section stranded copper [AWG] 14-8
conductors
Can be sealed closed ■
Can be padlocked open ■
E 90 Class J
The E 90 Class J fuse holders are the ideal solution for industrial systems, industrial
installations and control circuits. They are specifically designed for the North American
market in compliance with the UL standards. In accordance with the reference standard UL
4248-8, they come in voltage and current ratings up to 600V and 30/60A. They are available
in 1P, 2P and 3P versions. The versions with blown fuse indicator light provide a visual signal
of the fuse break condition. They can be padlocked open and sealed closed to ensure
operator safety during maintenance operations.
E 90/30 fuse holders for Class J fuses

piece
1 30 2 048220 E 91/30 J 0.135 4
2 30 4 048121 E 92/30 J 0.27 2
3 30 6 048022 E 93/30 J 0.405 1
1 30 2 047926 E 91/30s J 0.135 4
2 30 4 047827 E 92/30s J 0.27 2
3 30 6 047728 E 93/30s J 0.405 1
E 90/60 fuse holders for Class J fuses

piece
1 60 2.5 047629 E 91/60 J 0.175 3
2 60 5 049821 E 92/60 J 0.35 1
3 60 7.5 049722 E 93/60 J 0.525 1
1 60 2.5 049623 E 91/60s J 0.175 3
2 60 5 049524 E 92/60s J 0.35 1
3 60 7.5 738824 E 93/60s J 0.525 1

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Cylindrical fuses E 9F gPV
Type E9F PV E9F PV 1500

Reference standards - IEC 60269-6; ROHS 2002/98/CE, UL IEC 60269-6; ROHS 2002/98/CE, UL
Rated current [A] 1...30 4...32
Rated operational voltage [V] 1000 DC 1500 DC
Breaking capacity [kA] 10 50
Overall dimensions [mm] 10.3 x 38 10 x 85
E 9F PV cylindrical fuses for photovoltaic applications

The E9F PV series of cylindrical fuses has been specifically designed for protecting direct
E 9F PV current circuits up to 1500 V DC. Those fuses are the best way to protect the strings,
inverters and surge arresters in photovoltaic installations.
The range of E9F PV fuses is available in the 10.3 x 38 mm size for up to 30 A rated current
values at a nominal voltage of 1000 V DC or in the 10x85 mm size up to 32 A rated current at a
nominal voltage of 1500 V DC.
E 9F PV cylindrical fuses 10.3 x 38 mm

Rated Bbn Order details Price Weight Pack

1A 134568 E 9F1 PV 0.007 10
2A 134667 E 9F2 PV 0.007 10
3A 134766 E 9F3 PV 0.007 10
4A 134865 E 9F4 PV 0.007 10
5A 134964 E 9F5 PV 0.007 10
6A 135060 E 9F6 PV 0.007 10
7A 135169 E 9F7 PV 0.007 10
8A 135268 E 9F8 PV 0.007 10
10 A 135367 E 9F10 PV 0.007 10
12 A 135466 E 9F12 PV 0.007 10
15 A 135565 E 9F15 PV 0.007 10
20 A 135664 E 9F20 PV 0.007 10
25 A 135763 E 9F25 PV 0.007 10
30 A 135862 E 9F30 PV 0.007 10
E9F PV cylindrical fuses 10 x 85 mm

Rated Bbn Order details Price Weight Pack
piece
4A 339410 E9F4 PV1500 0.010 5
5A 052852 E9F5 PV1500 0.010 5
6A 052951 E9F6 PV1500 0.010 5
7A 053057 E9F7 PV1500 0.010 5
8A 053156 E9F8 PV1500 0.010 5
10 A 053255 E9F10 PV1500 0.010 5
12 A 053354 E9F12 PV1500 0.010 5
15 A 053453 E9F15 PV1500 0.010 5
20 A 068754 E9F20 PV1500 0.010 5
25 A 068952 E9F25 PV1500 0.010 5
30 A 069058 E9F30 PV1500 0.010 5
32 A 069256 E9F32 PV1500 0.010 5
S U R G E P R OT E C T I V E D E V I C E S 117
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Surge protective devices
UL 1449 4th edition
The Underwriters Laboratories (UL) standard for surge protective devices (SPDs) has been
the primary safety standard for surge protection since the first edition was published in 1985.
The fourth edition became mandatory for AC SPDs in March 2016.
The objective of UL 1449 has always been to increase safety

in terms of surge protection.
Change in the standard's name: From TVSS to SPDs

Prior to UL 1449 3rd Edition taking effect, the devices this
standard covers were known as transient voltage surge
suppressors (TVSS), operating on power circuits not
exceeding 600 V. With the inception of the 3rd and 4th Edition,
these devices are now known as surge protective devices
(SPDs), and may operate on power circuits not exceeding
1500 V DC.
This new designation moves the UL standard closer to the

The closer an SPD is installed to the equipment, the better
international designation and to IEC standards.
the protection is. This is a push in the direction of providing
stepped protection including external and internal surge
The different Type designations of surge protective devices
protection.
The UL 1449 placed SPDs into five different Type categories
based on installation location within an electrical system.
The measured voltage protection level
While Type 1, Type 2 and Type 3 categories refer to different
The measured limiting voltage (MLV) is the maximum
types of SPDs that can be installed at specific locations, Type
magnitude of voltage measured at the application of a
4 and Type 5 categories refer to components used in an SPD's
specific impulse wave shape.
configuration.
When applying a certain surge current on the SPD, the

Type 1 – “Permanently connected SPDs intended for
measured voltage at the device terminals is the so called
installation between the secondary of the service transformer
“let-through voltage.”
and the line side of the service equipment overcurrent device.”
Type 2 – “Permanently connected SPDs intended for
In UL 1449 2nd Edition, the let-through voltage was referred to
installation on the load side of the service equipment
as suppressed voltage rating (SVR) and was calculated with a
overcurrent device.”
0.5 kA surge wave form at 6 kV. The new designation is voltage
Type 3 – “Point of utilization SPDs, installed at a minimum
protection rating (VPR) and is calculated with a 3 kA surge
conductor length of 10 meters (30 feet) from the electrical
wave form at 6 kV.
service panel.”
Type 4 – Component assemblies – “Component assembly
All products you will find in this chapter have been certified
consisting of one or more Type 5 components together with a
according to the UL 1449 4th Edition.
disconnect (integral or external) or a means of complying with
the limited current tests.”
The MLV will allow comparison of different types of SPDs with
Type 1, 2, 3 – Component assemblies – “Consists of a Type 4
regards to the let-through voltage. However, it is important to
component assembly with internal or external short circuit
note that the surge current used to measure the let-through
protection.”
voltage is six times higher in the 3rd and 4th Edition than in
Type 5 – “Discrete component surge suppressors, such as
the 2nd Edition. This means that comparing the obsolete SVR
MOVs that may be mounted on a PWB, connected by its leads
designation with the new VPR ratings will not be valid,
or provided within an enclosure with mounting means and
because VPR ratings will of course be higher than SVR ratings.
wiring terminations.”
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Surge protective devices
OVRT2 series – Selection guide
Complete facility protection Choosing the correct model

Installing surge protection at the main distribution panel is
only the beginning of protecting the entire operation. As most 1) Determine the service voltage
transient surges are created internally, it is necessary to Consult qualified personnel if the facility or operation service
install surge protection at sub-distribution panels (equipment voltage is unknown.
protection) to be fully protected. Stepping down the Imax
level from the service entrance panel toward equipment to 2) Select the SPD maximum continuous operating voltage
be protected is recommended. (MCOV, Uc)
The MCOV should correspond to the service voltage. Example:
For example, if a 40 kA Imax SPD is installed in the main If the service voltage is 480 V Delta, an SPD with 550 V or 660
distribution panel, then 15 kA Imax SPDs should be installed V MCOV will be required. Surge protection devices must also
in sub-distribution panels for equipment protection. provide a level of protection compatible with the withstand
voltage of the equipment. This withstand voltage depends on
Coordination the type of equipment and its sensitivity. The incoming surge
It may be necessary to add a second surge protector, wired to protector may not provide adequate protection by itself, as
the incoming unit, to achieve the required voltage protection certain electrical phenomena may greatly increase its residual
and/or surge capacity. For Type 2 or 4 SPDs, installing this voltage if cable lengths exceed 10 m. A second SPD may be
second unit a minimum of 1 m from the first unit will allow necessary.
the two to work together, achieving the required protection.
3) Select the SPD surge capacity (Imax)
Wiring rules Surge capacity is the amount of energy the SPD can withstand
The impedance of the cables increases the voltage across from a single surge event. The higher the surge capacity, the
the connected equipment. Therefore, the length of the cable longer the device will protect the system. A second surge
between the surge protector and the equipment should be protector may be required if the surge capacity of the first
minimized. is not capable of diverting all surge current to ground. See
coordination below.
The surge protective device should be installed as close to the
equipment to be protected as possible. If this is not possible 4) Remote monitoring (optional)
(the equipment is over 30 m from the panel), then a second Integrated auxiliary contact for remote monitoring available
surge protector must be installed. on models with "TS" designation.
Consult "Selection tables" on next page for help in the

selection of SPDs.
OVR DIN rail SPD – Product type description
Phases Max voltage (Uc)

Without = 1P 150 V (175 V)
2L = 2P 320 V
3L = 3P 440 V
1N = 1P+N 550 V
2N = 2P+N 660 V
3N = 3P+N
UL 1449
ABB SPD 4th edition
OVR T2 3N 40 320 P TS U
Designation Surge capacity Pluggable Auxiliary contact
Type 2 apps (Imax) (optional)
15 kA
40 kA
S U R G E P R OT E C T I V E D E V I C E S - O V R T S E R I E S 119
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OVRT series
Product range overview
Name OVRT2 OVRT2 1N OVRT2 2L OVRT2 2N OVRT2 3L OVRT2 3N
Number 1p units 1p+N+Gnd 2p+Gnd 2p+N+Gnd 3p+Gnd 3p+N+Gnd

of poles
Network type All networks Single-phase Split-phase Split-phase Three-phase Three-phase

2w+Gnd 2w+Gnd 3w+Gnd 3w+Gnd 4w+Gnd
SPD type Type 4 for Type 2 Type 4 for Type 2 Type 4 for Type 2 Type 4 for Type 2 Type 4 for Type 2 Type 4 for Type 2
Certifications UL 1449 UL 1449 UL 1449 UL 1449 UL 1449 UL 1449

CSA C22.2 CSA C22.2 CSA C22.2 CSA C22.2 CSA C22.2 CSA C22.2
No. 269.4-14 No. 269.4-14 No. 269.4-14 No. 269.4-14 No. 269.4-14 No. 269.4-14
Marking cURus, CE cURus, CE cURus, CE cURus, CE cURus, CE cURus, CE
Surge ratings 15 kA 15 kA 15 kA 15 kA 15 kA 15 kA
40 kA 40 kA 40 kA 40 kA 40 kA 40 kA
Voltage Up to 600 V AC Up to 347 V AC 120/240 V AC 120/240 V AC Up to 480 V AC Up to 347/600 V AC
End-of-life Only on 40 kA units Only on 40 kA units Only on 40 kA units Only on 40 kA units Only on 40 kA units Only on 40 kA units
signal contact
Replaceable Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
cartridge
SPD technology MOV MOV MOV MOV MOV MOV
Thermally No (upstream No (upstream No (upstream No (upstream No (upstream No (upstream

protected protection needed) protection needed) protection needed) protection needed) protection needed) protection needed)
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OVRT2 series
OVRT2 single-pole
Product features
• Type 4 SPD, UL 1449 4th Edition for Type 2 applications
• Metal oxide varistor (MOV) technology
• Single-pole design
• Replaceable and pluggable cartridges
• DIN rail-mounted SPD
• State indication flag standard on all units
• End-of-life signal standard on 40 kA units
Network type Voltage MCOV VPR Max. disch. Nominal disch. Part number Repl. cartridge
15 kA 5 kA OVRT215150PU OVRT215150CU
120 V AC 150 V AC 0.6 kV OVRT240150PU OVRT240150CU
40 kA 20 kA
OVRT240150PTSU OVRT240150CU
Pole to be connected between 15 kA 5 kA OVRT215320PU OVRT215320CU
240...277
L-N, L-G or L-L 320 V AC 1.0 kV
V AC 40 kA 20 kA OVRT240320PTSU OVRT240320CU
347 V AC 440 V AC 1.3 kV 40 kA 20 kA OVRT240440PTSU OVRT240440CU
Neutral pole to be connected
230 V AC 255 V AC 1.2 kV 70 kA 20 kA OVRT270NPU OVRT270NCU
between N-G
Electrical characteristics
Operating frequency (AC) 47–63 Hz
Modes of protection L-N, L-G, N-G or L-L
Fault rating (SCCR) 200 kAIC – Upstream protection required (breaker / fuse)
Response time < 25 nanoseconds
Standard monitoring Cartridge state indicator flag
Mechanical characteristics
Weight 0.25 lbs. (120 g)
Housing material Thermoplastic, gray RAL 7035 / V0
Installation location Type 1, indoor
Mounting method DIN rail
Operating temperature -40 °to 80 °C (-40 °to 175 °F)
Wire range (stranded / solid) #6–14 AWG / #4–14 AWG
Product design MOV technology
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OVRT2 series
OVRT2 1N
Product features
• 1p+N+Gnd complete design
Network type Voltage MCOV VPR Max. disch. Nominal disch. Part number Repl. cartridge
Single-phase 2w+Gnd 15 kA 5 kA OVRT21N15150PU OVRT215150CU
120 V AC 175 V AC 1.2 kV OVRT21N40150PU OVRT240150CU
40 kA 20 kA
OVRT21N40150PTSU OVRT240150CU
240–277 15 kA 5 kA OVRT21N15320PU OVRT215320CU

320 V AC 1.2 kV
V AC 40 kA 20 kA OVRT21N40320PTSU OVRT240320CU
347 V AC 440 V AC 1.2 kV 40 kA 10 kA OVRT21N40440PTSU OVRT240440CU
Neutral pole 230 V AC 255 V AC 1.2 kV 70 kA 20 kA - OVRT270NCU
Operating frequency 50–60 Hz
Modes of protection L-N and N-G
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OVRT2 series
OVRT2 2L
Product features
• 2p+Gnd complete design
Network type Voltage MCOV VPR Max. disch. Nominal disch. Part number Repl. Cartridge
Split phase 2w+Gnd
15 kA 5 kA OVRT22L15150PU OVRT215150CU
120 V AC 175 V AC 0.6 kV
40 kA 20 kA OVRT2240150PTSU OVRT240150CU
277 V AC 320 V AC 1.0 kV
40 kA 20 kA OVRT22L40320PTSU OVRT240320CU
Modes of protection L-L and L-G
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OVRT2 series
OVRT2 2N
Product features
Split phase 2w+N+Gnd 0.7 kV 15 kA 5 kA OVRT22N15150PU OVRT215150CU
120 V AC 175 V AC
0.6 kV 40 kA 20 kA OVRT22N40150PTSU OVRT240150CU
0.7 kV 15 kA 5 kA OVRT22N15320PU OVRT215320CU
277 V AC 320 V AC
Modes of protection L-L, L-N , N-G and L-G
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OVRT2 series
OVRT2 3L
Product features
• 3p+Gnd complete design
120 V AC 175 V AC 0.6 kV
277 V AC 320 V AC 1.0 kV
347 V AC 440 V AC 1.3 kV 40 kA 10 kA OVRT23L40440PTSU OVRT240320CU
480 V AC 550 V AC 1.7 kV 40 kA 10 kA OVRT23L40550PTSU OVRT240550CU
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OVRT2 series
OVRT2 3N
Product features
Three phase 4w+Gnd 0.6 kV 15 kA 5 kA OVRT23NN15150PU OVRT215150CU
120 V AC 175 V AC
15 kA 5 kA OVRT23N15320PU OVRT215320CU
277 V AC 320 V AC 1.2 kV
40 kA 20 kA OVRT23N40320PTSU OVRT240320CU
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OVRT2 series
Dimensions
Dimensions OVRT2
Value Inches / millimeters
W 0.70 / 17.8
D 2.55 / 64.8
H1 (without TS option) 3.35 / 85.0
H2 (with TS option) 3.88 / 98.5
Dimensions OVRT2 1N, OVRT2 2L

W 1.40 / 35.6
D 2.55 / 64.8
Dimensions OVRT2 2N, OVRT2 3L

W 2.10 / 53.4
D 2.55 / 64.8

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OVRT2 series
Dimensions
Dimensions OVRT2 3N
W 2.80 / 71.2
D 2.55 / 64.8

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Electrification business
305 Gregson Dr.
Cary, NC 27511
electrification.us.abb.com
Customer Service: 800-816-7809

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[email protected]
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[email protected]
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System pro M compact™

041 Overview UL 1077 supplementary

097 – 104 Ground-fault protective devices

105 – 116 E 90 fuse holders

117– 118 Surge protective devices

119 –127 SPD - OVRT2 series

SU200M SUP200M SU200MR S200UDC

Rated current Rated current

Rated current Rated current

Rated current Rated current

Rated current Rated current

Rated current Rated current

Rated current Rated current

Rated current Rated current

Note: Standard UL 489 (only DC; please note polarity of device).

Rated current Rated current

multiple of rated current

Available with ring tongue terminals upon request.

Rated current Rated current

multiple of rated current

Available with ring tongue terminals upon request.

Rated current (A) Cat. No.

Auxiliary contacts Shunt trip

Description Cat. No. Description Cat. No.

Bell alarm Possible mounting arrangements of MCB accessories

Description Cat. No. Diagram

+ST+S/H+S/H (H)+S/H (H)

Rotary operating mechanism

Description Cat. No.

Bell alarm S2C-S6RU Auxiliary contact S2C-H6RU Shunt trip S2C-A...U

In ON and OFF position after hand operation Auxiliary contact in ON position

In OFF position after tripping Auxiliary contact in OFF position

SU200MR Instructions for use

Busbars for use with SU200M, S200UDC,

Description Cat. No. Description Cat. No.

Feeder terminal, single-pole terminal, can SZ-ESK BP

Number of phases Phase sequence Cat. No.

Description Cat. No.

Busbars PS…BP-CR for use with end caps PS-END 3 BP-C

Description Cat. No.

Product description Cat. No.

Weight 1 piece Pack unit

Weight 1 piece Pack unit

Description Cat. No. Description Cat. No.

(breaker is not included) (20 AWG) including 10-

Switching times Connection 10-pole Micro-Fit 3.0™

• OFF -> ON <<500 ms Diagrams

• Inputs are deactivated when detecting manual use

Shunt trip Bell alarm

Description Cat. No. Cat. No.

Description Cat. No.

Rotary operating mechanism

Description Cat. No. Description Cat. No.

Description Cat. No. Description Cat. No.

Description Cat. No.

SU200M SUP200M SU200MR S200UDC

Electrical data Busbars PS…BP-C/CR

of debris. Touch-safe only

041 Overview UL 1077 supplementary

105 – 116 E 90 fuse holders

117– 118 Surge protective devices

119 –127 SPD - OVRT2 series