ABB Circuit Breaker - SN201


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The ABB SN201 installation circuit breaker is designed for electrical installers and maintenance professionals seeking a reliable and safe circuit protection device for various applications. Its key benefit lies in its enhanced safety features and ease of installation, while a potential caveat is its specific voltage and current rating, requiring careful selection for the intended circuit. This MCB offers robust protection with double cage terminals for secure wire connections, a clear contact position indicator, and compatibility with a wide range of accessories for extended functionality.
| Series | SN201 |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 2CSS255101R0064 SN201-C6 |
| Brand | ABB |
The SN201-C6 has a breaking capacity of 6 kA, meaning it can safely interrupt fault currents up to 6,000 Amperes.
Curve C indicates the tripping characteristic for inductive loads. It's designed to tolerate moderate inrush currents while still providing protection against short circuits, making it suitable for applications like lighting and small motors.
No, it is recommended to use insulated screwdrivers for safety when tightening the wire terminals.
This specific model, SN201-C6, is rated for 230V AC and 6 Amperes.
The Contact Position Indicator (CPI) on the rocker switch clearly shows the status: typically, the 'up' position is ON and the 'down' position is OFF, with the indicator showing the contact state.
This particular model (SN201-C6) is designed for 230V AC circuits and is not intended for DC applications.
The SN201 is part of the S200 range and is compatible with various accessories such as auxiliary contacts for remote signaling, alarm contacts, and shunt releases for remote tripping.
Check for overloaded circuits or short circuits. Ensure wire connections are secure and correctly sized for the breaker's rating. If the issue persists, consult a qualified electrician.
Allow the breaker to cool down if it tripped due to overload. Inspect for any visible damage or obstructions. If mechanical failure is suspected, the breaker may need replacement.
Ensure the breaker is fully engaged on the DIN rail. If the indicator is damaged, the breaker may require replacement.
Ensure the correct wire gauge is used and stripped to the appropriate length. Use insulated screwdrivers for tightening. Widen the terminal opening if necessary, being careful not to damage the mechanism.
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