Why Choose the ABB S204M-D1?
The ABB S204M-D1 is a four-pole miniature circuit breaker from the System pro M compact S200M series, designed to provide dependable overcurrent protection for AC electrical circuits where enhanced breaking capacity and a D tripping characteristic are required.
With a rated current of 1 A, D tripping characteristic and 10/15 kA rated breaking capacity, this MCB is suitable for circuits where high inrush currents can occur during equipment starting or operation.
Its four-pole configuration and DIN-rail mounting provide practical integration into distribution boards, control panels and other modular electrical installations.
Key Advantages
- Four-pole configuration for multi-conductor AC circuit protection.
- 1 A rated current for low-current circuit protection requirements.
- D tripping characteristic suitable for circuits with high inrush currents.
- 10/15 kA rated breaking capacity for dependable overcurrent interruption.
- DIN-rail mounting for straightforward installation in modular assemblies.
- Part of the ABB System pro M compact S200M miniature circuit breaker series.
Key Features
- Manufacturer: ABB
- Series: System pro M compact S200M
- Model: S204M-D1
- Product type: Miniature circuit breaker
- Number of poles: 4
- Tripping characteristic: D
- Rated current: 1 A
- Supply: AC
Reliable Modular Circuit Protection
The S204M-D1 combines a 1 A rated current with a D tripping characteristic, making it suitable for AC circuits where protection against overloads and short circuits is required alongside tolerance for high starting or inrush currents. Its four-pole design provides protection across multi-conductor circuits within modular electrical installations.
As part of ABB's System pro M compact S200M range, the S204M-D1 is designed for practical DIN-rail installation in distribution equipment, control panels and electrical assemblies. The 10/15 kA rated breaking capacity provides defined short-circuit interruption capability for suitable applications.
Typical Applications
- Electrical distribution systems
- Commercial and industrial control panels
- AC circuits with high inrush currents
- Building electrical installations
- Industrial automation and control systems
- Auxiliary electrical equipment and control circuits
