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 (MCB) protects electrical circuits from overloads and short circuits. Its compact design allows installation in confined spaces while ensuring compliance with safety standards. With a current rating of 32A and 3 poles, this MCB addresses a variety of electrical needs, enhancing performance and safety across different environments.

• Integrated Type K characteristics for precise fault protection
• 6kA breaking capacity for critical fault conditions
• Din rail mounted for easy installation and efficient use of space
• Compatible with System M Pro for seamless integration
• Robust construction for sustainable MCB performance
• Rated for a maximum voltage of 440V, suitable for diverse applications

• Used for branch circuit protection in residential and industrial settings
• Suitable for controlling motors and automation equipment
• Ideal for electrical installations requiring effective protection
• Employed alongside supplementary devices for expanded functionality

It is designed for DIN rail mounting, allowing straightforward snap-on installation.

Yes, it is versatile for both domestic and industrial environments.

The Type K characteristics ensure effective tripping during overload events.

It can function within various temperature ranges, maintaining reliability.

Yes, it works well with supplementary protective devices, enhancing overall system safety.

BS EN 60898