ABB 4P Pole DIN Rail Isolator Switch - 40A Maximum Current, IP20

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RS Stock No.:
775-4098
Distrelec Article No.:
304-10-084
Mfr. Part No.:
OT40F4C 1SCA104934R1001
Brand:
ABB
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Brand

ABB

Number of Poles

4P

Maximum Current

40A

Mounting Type

DIN Rail

IP Rating

IP20

Voltage Rating

750V

Electrical Phase

3

Model Number

OT40F4C

Auxiliary Contacts Available

Yes

Normal State Configuration

4NO

Length

68mm

Width

96mm

Depth

68mm

Throw Configuration

Double

Maximum Operating Temperature

+40°C

COO (Country of Origin):
FI

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ABB Non-Fused Isolator Switch, 4 Poles, 40A Current Rating - OT40F4C 1SCA104934R1001


Need a simple way to cut the power supply to part of your circuit? Use this non-fused isolator switch from ABB to safely disconnect power for inspection and maintenance. Its compact dimensions of 68 (H) x 96 (W) x 68mm (D) mean it takes up minimal space in your setup. Thanks to a current rating of 40A, this is a suitable option for use in high-power applications. A rated impulse withstand voltage of 8kV means it can withstand sudden surges in voltage to minimise the risk of electrical damage to your equipment.

• Light weight of 310g for easy handling
• Clamp terminals ensure secure electrical connections, even in the event of heavy vibrations
• Low power loss of 1.6W per pole for energy efficiency

Applications


• Control systems
• Emergency stop push buttons
• Industrial automation

What's the difference between a fused and non-fused isolator switch?


A non-fused isolator switch like this one cuts the power using a rotary switch or knife-blade disconnect, whereas a fused version uses a fuse to perform the same function.


The OT range of switch disconnectors are suitable for use in a variety of applications including motor control centres, switchboards and as main switches in machines.

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