ABB Miniature Circuit Breakers (MCBs) deliver robust protection against overloads and short circuits across residential, commercial, and industrial environments. Available in configurations from 1-pole to 4-pole, with trip characteristics tailored for diverse loads, and backed by a modular design ethos that supports sustainability and accessory integration—they are a trusted solution for modern electrical safety and efficiency.

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Description

ABB’s MCBs are compact, modular circuit protection devices designed to safely interrupt overloads and short circuits in low-voltage systems. Integrating thermal-magnetic tripping mechanisms, these breakers rapidly disconnect circuits during fault conditions, safeguarding wiring and reducing fire risks.

Specifications

Features

  • Dual Trip Mechanism: Thermal for overloads; magnetic for short circuits ABB GroupElectrical Fuses & Contactors

  • Contact Position Indication: Visual ON/OFF markers on the toggle switch ABB Group+1

  • Safety Design: IP20 finger-safe terminals; laser-marked housings with halogen-free thermoplastics for sustainability ABB Group

  • Accessory Compatibility: Supports auxiliary contacts, shunt trips, busbars, and even remote switching mechanisms Shop | Micronova ImpexABB Group

Applications

  • Residential, commercial, and industrial power distribution

  • Panelboards, lighting circuits, motor protection, and PV systems

  • Rail, marine, EV charging, and traction infrastructure Shop | Micronova ImpexABB Group+1

Advantages

  • Wide Applicability across sectors and regions

  • Flexible Protection with multiple trip profiles

  • Compact & Modular for easy installation and panel space optimization

  • Smart & Safe Design ensures visible isolation and environmental compliance

Disadvantages

  • Limited breaking capacity (higher ratings may require MCCB or specialized models)

  • Needs careful selection for high inrush (e.g., motors) or unique system dynamics

  • Accessory add-ons may increase panel cost and complexity

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