1sda067391r1 xt1c 160 tmd 25-450 3p f f abb mccb

ABB XT1C 160 3 pole Enhanced MCCB Fixed Thermal/Adjustable Magnetic Release In=32A Ii=450A

ABB 1SDA067392R1 XT1C 160 TMD 32-450 3p F F moulded case circuit breaker from the SACE Tmax XT series, featuring a 32 A rated current, three-pole fixed construction, front terminals and thermomagnetic TMD release.

SKU: 1SDA067392R1Alt SKU: XT1C 160 TMD 32-450 3p F FMPN: 1SDA067392R1
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Why Choose the ABB 1SDA067392R1 Tmax XT1C 160 MCCB?

The ABB 1SDA067392R1 is a reliable moulded case circuit breaker (MCCB) from the ABB SACE Tmax XT series, designed for dependable protection in low voltage electrical distribution systems. Also known as the XT1C 160 TMD 32-450 3p F F, this fixed three-pole breaker is suitable for commercial, industrial and OEM switchgear applications.

This MCCB features a TMD thermomagnetic release with a rated current of 32 A and an instantaneous magnetic setting of 450 A. It provides overload and short-circuit protection for cables, equipment and low voltage distribution circuits where reliable performance and compact installation are required.

With a three-pole fixed design, front terminals and a rated operational voltage up to 690 V AC, the ABB 1SDA067392R1 is ideal for switchboards, distribution panels, control panels and machine building applications.

Key Advantages

  • Premium ABB Tmax XT moulded case circuit breaker for low voltage protection.
  • 32 A rated current with TMD thermomagnetic trip unit.
  • Three-pole fixed MCCB for three-phase distribution systems.
  • Front terminal connection for straightforward panel wiring.
  • Compact XT1 frame size for efficient switchboard design.
  • Reliable overload and short-circuit protection for industrial installations.

Key Features

  • ABB SACE Tmax XT series.
  • XT1C 160 frame.
  • 3 pole fixed circuit breaker.
  • TMD thermomagnetic release.
  • 32 A rated current.
  • 450 A instantaneous magnetic setting.
  • Front terminal connection.
  • Designed for IEC low voltage distribution applications.

Reliable Circuit Protection for Low Voltage Systems

The ABB 1SDA067392R1 provides dependable protection against overloads and short circuits in low voltage three-phase electrical installations. Its thermomagnetic release combines thermal overload protection with magnetic short-circuit tripping to help protect equipment and maintain safe operation.

As part of the ABB Tmax XT range, this MCCB is engineered for professional switchgear assemblies where reliability, compact design and installation flexibility are essential. Its fixed three-pole configuration makes it suitable for industrial and commercial power distribution systems.

Typical Applications

  • Industrial distribution boards.
  • Commercial switchboards.
  • Electrical control panels.
  • Machine building and OEM equipment.
  • Motor control centres.
  • Low voltage three-phase power distribution.

Technical Specifications

Current 32 A
Phase Three Phase
Manufacturer ABB
Series SACE Tmax XT
Model XT1C 160 TMD 32-450 3p F F
Part number 1SDA067392R1
Product type Moulded case circuit breaker
Frame size XT1
Breaker type Fixed
Number of poles 3 pole
Rated current 32 A
Trip unit TMD thermomagnetic release
Instantaneous setting 450 A
Rated operational voltage up to 690 V AC
Rated frequency 50 / 60 Hz
Terminal type Front terminals
Standards IEC
EAN 8015644695187
HS Code 85362090
Country of Manufacture Italy

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ABB 1SDA067392R1 used for?

The ABB 1SDA067392R1 is used for overload and short-circuit protection in low voltage three-phase electrical distribution systems.

What type of circuit breaker is this product?

It is a moulded case circuit breaker from the ABB SACE Tmax XT series.

What is the rated current of the ABB 1SDA067392R1?

The breaker has a 32 A rated current.

What trip unit does this MCCB use?

The ABB 1SDA067392R1 uses a TMD thermomagnetic release for overload and short-circuit protection.

How many poles does this circuit breaker have?

This MCCB has a three-pole fixed configuration for three-phase electrical systems.

Trusted by Electrical Professionals Worldwide

ABB Tmax XT moulded case circuit breakers are trusted by panel builders, electrical contractors and industrial engineers for reliable low voltage protection, compact switchgear design and dependable performance in demanding electrical installations.

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