ABB XLP00-A60/60-B-3BC-Below three-pole 160 A fuse switch disconnector for NH00 and NH000 fuse links, supplied with an A60/60 busbar adaptor and three bridge clamps for cable connection below.
£409.48
The ABB XLP00-A60/60-B-3BC-Below (1SEP101916R0001) is a compact 3-pole fuse switch disconnector designed for safe switching, circuit isolation and fuse protection in low-voltage power distribution systems. Part of the ABB EasyLine XLP range, it is rated at 160 A and accepts NH00 and NH000 DIN fuse links.
This configuration includes an A60/60 adaptor for installation on a 60 mm busbar system, together with three bridge clamps for secure cable termination. The cable connection is positioned below the device, supporting organised panel layouts and convenient routing within switchboards and distribution assemblies.
With operational voltage ratings extending up to 1000 V AC, an 8 kV impulse withstand voltage and a conditional short-circuit current rating of 50 kA at 690 V, the ABB XLP00 provides dependable fused isolation for industrial, commercial and OEM electrical installations.
The ABB XLP00 combines manual circuit isolation with the current-limiting protection provided by NH fuse links. When correctly specified, the installed fuses protect downstream cables and equipment against overloads and short circuits while the operating mechanism allows the circuit to be safely disconnected for inspection or maintenance.
Its included A60/60 adaptor enables direct installation on a 60 mm busbar system, while the three bridge clamps provide convenient cable termination. This integrated configuration helps reduce installation time and makes efficient use of available space inside low-voltage distribution assemblies.
| Current | 160 A |
|---|---|
| Phase | Three Phase |
| Manufacturer | ABB |
| Series | EasyLine XLP |
| Model | XLP00-A60/60-B-3BC-Below |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1SEP101916R0001 |
| Product type | Fuse switch disconnector |
| Number of poles | 3 |
| Rated current | 160 A |
| Fuse sizes | NH00 and NH000 |
| Fuse system | DIN NH |
| Rated operational voltages | 400 / 500 / 690 / 800 / 1000 V AC |
| Rated operational current, AC-21B | 125 A at 690 V |
| Rated operational current, AC-22B | 160 A at 500 V, 63 A at 800 V and 125 A at 1000 V |
| Rated operational current, AC-23B | 125 A at 400 V |
| Rated frequency | 50 / 60 Hz |
| Rated impulse withstand voltage | 8 kV |
| Conditional short-circuit current | 50 kA RMS at 690 V |
| Degree of protection | IP30 |
| Mounting type | 60 mm busbar system |
| Busbar adaptor | A60/60 included |
| Terminal type | Three bridge clamps included |
| Cable direction | Below |
| Electronic fuse monitoring | Not included |
| Power loss at rated load | 3.5 W |
| Applicable standards | IEC 60947-3 and GB/T 14048.3 |
| Dimensions (W × H × D) | 105 × 206 × 126 mm |
| Net weight | Approx. 0.95 kg |
| EAN | 7025840015635 |
| HS Code | 85365019 |
| Country of Manufacture | Bulgaria |
It is a three-pole fuse switch disconnector used to switch, isolate and protect low-voltage electrical circuits with NH00 or NH000 fuse links.
The ABB XLP00-A60/60-B-3BC-Below has a rated current of 160 A.
This model is designed for NH00 and NH000 DIN fuse links. Fuse links must be selected to suit the circuit and protection requirements.
Yes. The 1SEP101916R0001 version includes an A60/60 adaptor for a 60 mm busbar system and three bridge clamps.
It means the cable terminals are arranged for conductors to enter or leave from below the fuse switch disconnector, helping support organised switchboard wiring.
ABB EasyLine XLP fuse switch disconnectors are widely specified by electrical engineers, panel builders and industrial maintenance teams for compact fused isolation, straightforward installation and reliable performance in low-voltage distribution systems.
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