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ABB 1SDA070821R1 E1.2B 1250 Ekip Dip LI 3p F F 1250A 3P 42kA Fixed Air Power Circuit Breaker
ABB 1SDA070781R1 E1.2B 1000 Ekip Dip LI 3p F F 1000A 3P 42kA Fixed Power Circuit Breaker
ABB 1SDA070741R1 E1.2B 800 Ekip Dip LI 3p F F 800A 3P 42kA Fixed Power Circuit Breaker
ABB 1SDA070701R1 E1.2B 630 Ekip Dip LI 3p F F 630A 3P 42kA Fixed Air Circuit Breaker
Circuit breakers and protection devices from ABB, Siemens, Schneider Electric and Mersen cover the full low-voltage protection chain, from miniature circuit breakers to air circuit breakers up to 6300 A. The range includes MCB, MCCB, ACB, residual current devices, arc fault detection devices and surge protective devices in 1 to 4 poles, with more than 4,500 listed products. Stoklink ships worldwide from Turkey and quotes project volumes on request.
What's in this range
- Miniature Circuit Breakers (MCB) – DIN-rail overcurrent protection for final circuits and distribution boards.
- Molded Case Circuit Breakers (MCCB) – feeder and motor-circuit protection with adjustable trip units.
- Air Circuit Breakers (ACB) – main incomer and bus-tie breakers from 630 A to 6300 A.
- Residual Current Devices (RCD) – earth-leakage protection against shock and fire.
- Arc Fault Detection Devices (AFDD) – detection of series and parallel arcs in final circuits.
- Surge Protective Devices (SPD) – protection of installations against transient overvoltage.
How to choose
- Rated current and pole count, matched to the load and the neutral arrangement.
- Breaking capacity at the installation voltage, at or above the prospective short-circuit current.
- Standard: IEC 60898-1 for household and similar MCBs, IEC 60947-2 for industrial breakers, IEC 61008 and 61009 for RCDs.
- Trip characteristic or trip unit type, and coordination with upstream and downstream devices.
FAQ
What is the difference between an MCB and an MCCB?
An MCB is a DIN-rail breaker for final circuits, usually with fixed thermal-magnetic tripping. An MCCB covers higher currents and short-circuit levels and often has adjustable or electronic trip units.
Do I need an RCD in addition to a circuit breaker?
Yes, where earth-leakage protection is required. A standard breaker protects against overload and short circuit, while an RCD detects leakage current to earth.
Can you ship circuit breakers outside Turkey?
Stoklink ships worldwide from Turkey on EXW terms. Lead time depends on distributor stock, so request a quote with your part numbers and quantities.