Better World

ABB System Pro M Compact S200 MCB, 2P, 32A Curve B, 400V AC, 6 kA Breaking Capacity

RS Stock No.:: 746-7576
Mfr. Part No.:: 2CDS252001R0325 S202-B32
Manufacturer:: ABB

ABB System Pro M Compact S200 MCB, 2P, 32A Curve B, 400V AC, 6 kA Breaking Capacity

Image representative of range

View all MCBs

Bulk discount available

Subtotal (1 unit)**

€48.81

(exc. VAT)

€60.04

(inc. VAT)

7 In stock for delivery within 2 working days*

* Delivery dates may change based on your chosen quantity and delivery address.

Units	Per unit
1 - 4	€48.81
5 - 9	€46.38
10 - 24	€43.91
25 - 49	€41.48
50 +	€39.06

**price indicative

Better World

Our Better World range features products that make it easy for you to make a greener product choice you can trust. Click here to find out more.

RS Stock No.:: 746-7576
Mfr. Part No.:: 2CDS252001R0325 S202-B32
Manufacturer:: ABB

Type B Double Pole 6kA - System Pro M Compact

The System Pro M Compact range of Miniture Circuit Breakers from ABB, for use in Residential, Commercial and Industrial applications with a tripping characteristic of Type B

Note

The Classic & System pro M product cannot be intermixed and do not share common accessories. System pro M products can only be fitted to new style Protecta distribution boards,see typically RS stock no. 539-1553.

ABB S200 Series MCB, 32A Current Rating, 10kA Breaking Capacity (at Maximum Voltage Rating) - 2CDS252001R0325 S202-B32

This MCB provides essential protection for electrical circuits in commercial and industrial environments. It features a current rating of 32 A and a breaking capacity of 10kA, safeguarding against short circuits for operational reliability and safety. As a 2 pole circuit breaker, it effectively manages interrupting duties in various installation scenarios.

Features & Benefits

• Type B MCB for predictable tripping under overload conditions
• Short circuit protection device enhances system safety
• Designed for DIN rail mounting for straightforward installation
• Utilises thermal electromechanic tripping for precise response
• High breaking capacity accommodates maximum voltage ratings
• Suitable for diverse commercial electrical protection needs

Applications

• Suitable for protecting commercial electrical systems
• Used in industrial machinery and equipment installations
• Appropriate for circuit protection in automation environments
• Commonly integrated into power distribution panels
• Employed within control circuits to prevent overloads

What installation requirements should be considered?

Ensure the mounting style aligns with standard DIN rail setups for secure installation.

How does this product handle overloads?

It employs thermal electromechanic tripping mechanisms to provide immediate disconnection during overload situations.

Is it compatible with existing electrical infrastructure?

Its design accommodates standard circuit configurations, making it versatile for various applications.

Can it be used in residential settings?

While primarily intended for commercial and industrial use, it may enhance residential circuit safety if suitably rated.

What maintenance does it require?

Regular inspection and testing of the tripping mechanism is advisable to ensure continued operational integrity.

ABB System Pro M Single & Double Pole MCB's

Attribute	Value
Number of Poles	2P
Current Rating	32A
Tripping Characteristics	Type B
Rated AC Voltage	400V
Breaking Capacity at Maximum Voltage Rating	6 kA
Range	System Pro M Compact
Series	S200
Circuit Breaker Type	MCB
Length	88mm
Width	35mm
Mounting Style	DIN Rail Mount
Depth	69mm
Model Number	S202-B32
Better World Product	Yes
Better World Claim	Designed for disassembly

ABB System Pro M Compact S200 MCB, 2P, 32A Curve B, 400V AC, 6 kA Breaking Capacity

Better World

Type B Double Pole 6kA - System Pro M Compact

Note

ABB S200 Series MCB, 32A Current Rating, 10kA Breaking Capacity (at Maximum Voltage Rating) - 2CDS252001R0325 S202-B32

Features & Benefits

Applications

What installation requirements should be considered?

How does this product handle overloads?

Is it compatible with existing electrical infrastructure?

Can it be used in residential settings?

What maintenance does it require?

Note

Related links