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ABB'S NEW PROTECTA RANGE OF FINAL DISTRIBUTION BOARDS SAVES SPACE, INSTALLATION TIME AND COSTS
02 May 2003 - ABB Limited (Group Headquarters)

ABB's new Protecta range of final distribution boards, designed specifically to save space, installation time and costs in industrial, office, hotel and leisure applications, is the latest addition to the company's family of high performance consumer units and distribution boards. The Protecta range provides the option for an integral 250A switch disconnector, eliminating the need for bulky and expensive extension units for 250A incoming devices, and is the ideal partner to ABB's new space-saving S280 80A and 100A MCBs (miniature circuit breakers) and DS 271 RCBO (residual current circuit breaker with overcurrent protection).

Final distribution boards can be fitted with an integral 250A switch disconnector eliminating the need for bulky and expensive extension units for 250A incoming devices.

ABB's new Protecta range of final distribution boards, designed specifically to save space, installation time and costs in industrial, office, hotel and leisure applications, is the latest addition to the company's family of high performance consumer units and distribution boards. The Protecta range provides the option for an integral 250A switch disconnector, eliminating the need for bulky and expensive extension units for 250A incoming devices, and is the ideal partner to ABB's new space-saving S280 80A and 100A MCBs (miniature circuit breakers) and DS 271 RCBO (residual current circuit breaker with overcurrent protection).

The Protecta features a rugged metal enclosure including earth and neutral busbars and comes complete with an integral door lock as standard with no separate kit to purchase. Two versions of the Protecta are available, Type A and Type B:

Protecta Type A - SP&N busbar rating 100A 230V
• Five outgoing way options, four to 20 ways
• 10 incomer RCCB options 63A to 100A including time delayed
• Switch disconnectors 100A

Protecta Type B - TP&N busbar rating 250A 400V
• Seven outgoing way options, four to 24 ways
• Six incomer RCCB options 63A to 100A including time delayed
• Switch disconnectors 100A and 125A
• Non automatic triple pole MCCB 250A

S280 MCBs

ABB's S280 miniature circuit breakers (MCBs), which fit directly into the Protecta board with no need for expensive extension boxes, are the first to provide over-current protection for equipment and cables up to 100A within a standard width (17.5 mm) single-pole module. The S280 range, which also includes double, triple and four pole versions, is rated for either 80A or 100A with a breaking capacity of 6kA in accordance to BS EN 60898 and is available with tripping characteristics B and C.

DS271 RCBOs

The ABB DS 271 residual current circuit breaker with overcurrent protection (RCBO) combine the functions of a miniature circuit breaker (MCB) and a residual current circuit breaker in a compact space saving 17.5 mm module. It provides supplementary earth leakage protection for individual circuits in order to protect people from the risk of electrocution and fires caused by electrical faults, whilst also providing overcurrent protection for equipment and cables.

The ABB DS271 RCBO is designed to meet the requirements of BS EN 61009 and features a single pole and solid neutral. It has an operating voltage of 230V and covers a range of six rated currents from 6A up to 32A , and is available in two fixed levels of sensitivity of either 10 mA or 30 mA. The DS 271 RCBO has a breaking capacity of 10 kA in accordance to BS EN 60898 and is available in tripping curves B and C in accordance with BS EN 60898 and as standard is of Type AC operation. Devices of Type A operation are available to order.

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About: ABB Limited (Group Headquarters)
ABB is a leader in power and automation technologies that enable utility and industry customers to improve performance while lowering environmental impact. The ABB Group of companies operates in around 100 countries and employs around 105,000 people.


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