ABB Isolator Switch, 3P Pole, 25A Max Current

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RS Stock No.:
686-7317
Distrelec Article No.:
304-10-082
Mfr. Part No.:
OT25FT3 1SCA104884R1001
Brand:
ABB
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Brand

ABB

Number of Poles

3P

Maximum Current

25A

Mounting Type

Panel Mount

Electrical Phase

3

Series

1SCA

Terminal Type

Screw

Voltage Rating

750V ac

Maximum Operating Temperature

+40°C

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
FI

ABB Isolator Switch, 750V AC Voltage Rating, 0.5kA Switch Rating - OT Series - 1SCA104884R1001


Easily cut power supply to defined parts of an electrical circuit with this isolator switch from ABB. It allows you to de-energise individual circuits so you can safely carry out maintenance checks or repair tasks. Its adjustable mounting feet mean you can install the switch in either a horizontal or vertical position, so it's a versatile option. Clamp terminals are on hand to hold connected wires firmly, which reduces the need for regular maintenance and re-tightening. For flexible use, this device is suitable to use in an open-air environment or in an enclosure. With a power rating of 9kW, it's compatible with higher-powered systems.

Features & Benefits


• Mechanical endurance of up to 20,000 operations for an extended service life
• Low power loss per pole of 0.6W for energy efficiency
• IP20-rated housing is protected against human touch and objects larger than 12mm

Applications


• Aerospace technology
• Power-generation industry
• Pulp and paper mills
• Textile industry

Is this a fused or non-fused switch?


This is a non-fused switch, which means you can use a rotary handle or knife blade to manually disconnect a circuit.