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ABB 1SDA067622R1 XT2H 160 TMA 80-800 4p F F moulded case circuit breaker, a four-pole SACE Tmax XT MCCB with thermomagnetic release and front terminals for low-voltage circuit protection.

SKU: 1SDA067622R1Alt SKU: XT2H 160 TMA 80-800 4p F FMPN: 1SDA067622R1
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Why Choose the ABB 1SDA067622R1 XT2H 160 TMA 80-800 4p F F MCCB?

The ABB 1SDA067622R1 is a dependable SACE Tmax XT moulded case circuit breaker (MCCB) designed for reliable low-voltage protection in industrial, commercial and panel-building applications. As part of the ABB Tmax XT2 series, it provides robust overload and short-circuit protection for demanding electrical distribution systems.

This ABB XT2H 160 TMA 80-800 4p F F features a fixed four-pole construction with front terminals, making it suitable for control panels, switchboards and machinery supply circuits. Its thermomagnetic TMA release provides dependable protection and fault interruption performance.

With a rated current of 80 A, an adjustable magnetic setting range of 400–800 A and a robust four-pole design, the ABB 1SDA067622R1 is ideal for installations requiring high-performance circuit protection, reliable isolation and long service life.

Key Advantages

  • ABB SACE Tmax XT2 moulded case circuit breaker for low-voltage distribution.
  • 80 A rated current suitable for industrial and commercial circuits.
  • Four-pole configuration for complete multi-pole circuit protection.
  • Thermomagnetic TMA release for overload and short-circuit protection.
  • 400–800 A magnetic trip setting range for fault protection.
  • Fixed front-terminal design for straightforward panel installation.

Key Features

  • ABB SACE Tmax XT series.
  • XT2H 160 frame size.
  • 80 A rated current.
  • Four-pole MCCB construction.
  • TMA thermomagnetic release.
  • I3 short-circuit setting range of 400–800 A.
  • Front terminals for fixed installation.
  • Designed for IEC low-voltage circuit protection applications.

Reliable Circuit Protection for Low-Voltage Distribution

Moulded case circuit breakers such as the ABB XT2H 160 protect electrical installations from overloads and short circuits by disconnecting the circuit during fault conditions. This helps protect cables, equipment and connected loads while improving safety and reducing downtime.

The ABB 1SDA067622R1 is well suited to panel builders, electrical contractors and maintenance engineers requiring a dependable four-pole MCCB for switchboards, power distribution panels and industrial control systems.

Typical Applications

  • Low-voltage electrical distribution panels.
  • Industrial switchboards and control cabinets.
  • Machinery supply and protection circuits.
  • Commercial building power distribution.
  • Motor control and automation panels.
  • Electrical isolation and circuit protection systems.

Technical Specifications

Current 80 A
Phase Three Phase
Manufacturer ABB
Series SACE Tmax XT
Model XT2H 160 TMA 80-800 4p F F
Product ID 1SDA067622R1
Product type Moulded case circuit breaker
Frame size XT2
Rated current 80 A
Number of poles 4 pole
Release type Thermomagnetic TMA
Short-circuit release setting 400–800 A
Rated operational voltage up to 690 V AC
Rated frequency 50 / 60 Hz
Mounting type Fixed
Terminal type Front terminals
Standard IEC 60947-2
HS Code 85362090
Country of Manufacture Italy

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ABB 1SDA067622R1 used for?

The ABB 1SDA067622R1 is used for overload and short-circuit protection in low-voltage industrial and commercial electrical distribution systems.

What type of circuit breaker is the 1SDA067622R1?

It is an ABB SACE Tmax XT moulded case circuit breaker with a thermomagnetic TMA release.

How many poles does this MCCB have?

The ABB 1SDA067622R1 is a four-pole moulded case circuit breaker.

What is the rated current of this breaker?

This breaker has a rated current of 80 A.

What terminals does the ABB XT2H 160 TMA 80-800 use?

This model is supplied as a fixed circuit breaker with front terminals for panel and switchboard installation.

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ABB SACE Tmax XT moulded case circuit breakers are widely used by panel builders, contractors and industrial engineers for dependable low-voltage protection in demanding electrical distribution applications.

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