The ABB S200 Series of MCB offer a compact solution for protection requirements. These miniature circuit breakers are current limiting; DIN rail mounted and can offer a good equivalent to fused systems.

Type K characteristics have been specifically designed for the protection of motor control circuits and items used within them. It has a very sensitive thermal curve, combined with a magnetic setting of 8 times the normal input current, which is high enough to avoid in-rush nuisance tripping, but provides good protection against over current conditions.

DIN rail mounting
Complies with BS EN 60898
Finger Safe Terminals

This miniature circuit breaker provides effective protection for electrical circuits. Operating at a rated voltage of 440V, it meets the requirements of automation, electronics, and various mechanical sectors. The device disconnects circuits in the event of an overload or short circuit, ensuring system safety and preventing damage. As part of the S200 Series, it offers a compact design coupled with reliable performance for a range of applications.

• High breaking capacity of 6kA for durability
• Type K circuit breaker offers versatility for different environments
• Energy-efficient operation minimises overall power consumption
• Simple installation on DIN rail for convenience
• Compact size optimises space within electrical panels
• Designed for disassembly, promoting sustainable usage

• Utilised in control panels for industrial machinery
• Suitable for branch circuit protection in residential or commercial settings
• Applicable in systems needing energy-efficient circuit solutions
• Compatible with ABB's System M Pro for enhanced functionality

The circuit breaker can be mounted on standard DIN rails, making installation straightforward.

Yes, it is suitable for a variety of loads, ensuring effective protection across multiple applications.

Its compact design fits into standard panels, ensuring compatibility with most systems.

Simply switch the lever back to the ON position after addressing the fault to restore functionality.

Regular inspections of wear and electrical connections are recommended for optimal performance.

BS EN 60898