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ABB 1SDA071391R1 E1.2N 800 Ekip Dip LI 4p F F 66kA Air Circuit Breaker
ABB 1SDA071391R1 E1.2N 800 Ekip Dip LI 4p F F 66kA Air Circuit Breaker
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- Description
The ABB 1SDA071391R1 is a SACE Emax 2 E1.2N 800 Ekip Dip LI 4p F F air circuit breaker rated for 800 A uninterrupted current (Iu) with a 66 kA ultimate breaking capacity (Icu) at 400 V AC. It is fixed, four-pole, with front terminals and no cradle or racking hardware.
Technical Specifications
| SKU | 1SDA071391R1 |
| Brand | ABB |
| Series | SACE Emax 2 |
| Catalog Designation | E1.2N 800 Ekip Dip LI 4p F F |
| EAN | 8015644752415 |
| Number of Poles | 4P |
| Neutral Pole Current | 100% of Iu |
| Rated Current (In / Iu) | 800 A |
| Rated Operational Voltage (Ue) | 690 V AC |
| Rated Insulation Voltage (Ui) | 1000 V AC |
| Rated Impulse Withstand Voltage (Uimp) | 12 kV (IEC 60947-2) |
| Rated Ultimate Breaking Capacity (Icu) at 400 V AC | 66 kA |
| Rated Service Breaking Capacity (Ics) at 400 V AC | 50 kA (100% of Icu) |
| Rated Short-Time Withstand Current (Icw) | 50 kA / 1 s, 30 kA / 3 s |
| Release / Trip Unit | Ekip Dip LI |
| Short-Circuit Performance Level | N |
| Terminal Connection | Front, bolt-type |
| Connecting Capacity | 500 mm² |
| Mounting | Fixed |
| Current Type | AC |
| Suitable for IT Networks | Yes, up to 690 V |
| Power Loss | 50 W |
| Net Dimensions (W x H x D) | 280 x 296 x 183 mm |
| Net Weight | 16 kg |
Selection Notes
Ekip Dip LI has no short-time delay (S) stage, so overload (L) and instantaneous (I) faults trip the breaker immediately — the LSI-equipped 800 A F F sibling is the one to pick instead if the position needs to ride through a downstream fault for selective coordination. The fourth pole switches the neutral along with the phases, and the fixed body suits a permanent 800 A position; the WMP version of this same rating is for installations that need the breaker to rack out of its cradle for maintenance.