ABB S400, SmiSSline S400M Miniature Circuit Breaker, 3-Pole, 6 A, Type D, Type B, Type C, Type K, 400 V AC, 250 V DC, 50

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RS Stock No.:
177-967
Mfr. Part No.:
2CCS573001R0064 - S401MC6
Brand:
ABB
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Brand

ABB

Number of Poles

3

Product Type

Miniature Circuit Breaker

Current Rating

6 A

Tripping Characteristics

Type D, Type B, Type C, Type K

Rated AC Voltage

400 V

Rated DC Voltage

250 V

Mount Type

DIN Rail

Breaking Capacity

50kA

Range

S400, SmiSSline

Series

S400M

Depth

82mm

Width

54 mm

Standards/Approvals

EN 60898-1, IEC/EN 60947-2

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COO (Country of Origin):
CH

ABB S400M Series MCB, 3 Poles, 6A Current Rating - 2CCS573001R0064 - S401MC6


This is a miniature circuit breaker (MCB) designed for optimal protection in electrical installations. With three poles and a current rating of 6A, it ensures reliable performance. The MCB operates effectively at rated AC voltages of 230V and 400V.

Features & Benefits


• Type C MCB allows for medium inrush currents

• 10kA breaking capacity ensures effective short-circuit protection

• Thermal tripping mechanism supports overload prevention

• Electromechanical tripping enhances operational reliability

• Compact DIN rail mount design simplifies installation

• Screw terminal connections provide secure wiring options

Applications


• Ideal for protecting lighting and heating circuits

• For socket outlets servicing household appliances

Is it easy to install in existing systems?


Yes, it features a compact DIN rail mount design.

How does the thermal element provide overload protection?


The thermal element heats up with excess current, activating the breaker to protect the circuit from overloads.

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