ABB MS132-4.0T Circuit breaker 1 pc(s) Adjustment range (amperage): 80 mA (max) Switching voltage (max.): 690 V AC
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Part number:
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Product type
Circuit breaker
Amperage adjustment range (max.)
80 mA
Connection
Screws
Type
MS132-4.0T
Adjustment range (amperage)
80 mA (max)
Datasheet (PDF)
Technical specifications
- Product type
Circuit breaker
- Type
MS132-4.0T
- Amperage adjustment range (max.)
80 mA
- Adjustment range (amperage)
80 mA (max)
- Current load
4 A
- No. of pins
3-pin
- Switching voltage (max.)
690 V AC
- Features
+ auxiliary contact
- Connection
Screws
IP20
- Content
1 pc(s)
45
97.8 mm
86.5 mm
1.5 kW
4 A
3
110-690 V
2.5-4 A
1.8 W
IP20
Screw connection
Turn button
Built-in device fixed built-in technique
- UKCA
yes
Documents & Downloads
Datasheet
Datasheet 2325330 ABB MS132-4.0T Circuit breaker 1 pc(s) Adjustment range (amperage): 80 mA (max) Switching voltage (max.): 690 V AC
User & Safety Instructions
User & Safety Instructions 2325330 ABB MS132-4.0T Circuit breaker 1 pc(s) Adjustment range (amperage): 80 mA (max) Switching voltage (max.): 690 V AC
Description
Transformer protection switch MS132-T with thermal and electromagnetic protection stands for the compact and powerful series with hohem breaking capacity for the transformer protection up to 25 A with a module width of 45 mm. With this device, the primary-side transformer nominal current is thermally monitored by adjusting the current scale. The short-circuit is triggered when the rated device current is 20 times higher. The temperature-compensated device has a rotary handle control with a clear switching position display I/TRIP/0. In addition, MS132-T has a short-circuit indicator. The rotary handle can be locked directly with the help of a padlock in the 0 position. Auxiliary, signal and short-circuit signaling contacts as well as undervoltage and shunt trip units can be mounted without tools. 1-phase feed blocks up to 25 mm² and phase connectors support the wiring of 1-phase transformers.
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