Shakeel Ahmed Batliwale – Senior Product Specialist - EPBP

Modular DIN Rail Components

All you need to complete your low
voltage installation
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Discovering MDRC
ABB premium solution for distribution boards

MDRC stands for Modular DIN Rail Components

Modular Width of every device is mutiple of the standard
DIN Module 17,5mm to 18mm
DIN Rail All devices are plugged on a standard DIN Rail
in a click!
Components MDRC provide all functions to an electric
switchboard, apart line protection and residual
current protection

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Discovering MDRC
MDRC compass of main functions

Measure
Whole electric measurement in low voltage
switchboards

Protection Control
Auxiliary protection of Load management and
personnel and devices auxiliary lines
monitoring

Command
Manual and automatic, local and remote
command of loads and lines
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Modular DIN Rail Components overview
System pro M compact® range

5 PROTECTION DEVICES Fuse holders and fuses

6
Switches, Pushbuttons and Indicator lights,
Latching relays, Time, Twilight and time-
COMMAND DEVICES delay switches

MEASUREMENT Measurement instruments, Current

8 transformers and other accessories, TMD
DEVICES temperature control units

9 OTHER FUNCTIONS Transformers

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Protection Devices
Fuse holders and fuses

Fuses and Fuseholders are the most widespread solution for circuit
protection worldwide, as they provide a low cost solution for line
protection in residential as well as in industrial environments.
Not only protection: ABB specific products also allow disconnection
and switching under load!
E 90 range of ABB has been designed and developed to fulfill
demanding customers’ needs and set a new standard in fuse circuit
protection.

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Fuseholders and fuses
Range overview

New New

E90 20/32 E 90 hN 20/32 E 90 32 PV E 90 30 CC E 90 50/125 E90 30/60 J E9F

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Fuse holders and fuses
Overview
Fuse switch disconnectors designed for switching circuits under
E 90 load, providing protection against short circuits and overloads

Fuse holders designed for protection against shor circuits and

E 90h overloads

Fuse disconnectors specifically designed for disconnection and

E 90 PV protection against overcurrents of photovoltaic (PV) systems up
to 1000 V d.c.

Fuse disconnectors specifically designed for disconnection and

E 90 50/125 protection of industrial circuits with rated current up to 125 A

Specifically designed for branch circuit protection and

E 90 CC supplementary protection in the NAM market

Fuse disconnectors ideal for industrial installation, motors and

E 90 J transformers protection, heating systems and control circuits in
the NAM market

Cylindrical fuses suitable for overload and short circuit

E 9F protection; PV range specifically designed for overcurrents
protection of PV systems up to 1000 V d.c.
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Fuse holders
The range at a glance

Documentation
E 9 1 h N / 32 s PV
For further
information and Root type
technical features
see System pro M Number of phase poles
compact®
catalogue and Not suitable for isolation
available marketing
tools. Neutral pole, if any
Rated current
Blown fuse indication
Photovoltaic version

ABB offers a full range of compact products (one module per pole) intended to satisfy the
whole set of different customers needs: not only protection!
§ Rated current 20 A and 32 A with E 90 range, up to 125 A with E90 50/125 range
§ Rated voltage 400 V~ and 690 V~ with E 90 range, up to 1.000 V- with PV
§ E 90 can also provide switch disconnection under load (even inductive): utilization
category AC-22B according to IEC 60947-3
§ For all the products of the range the version with the blown fuse indicator (LED) is
available

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Fuses – aM & gG version
The range at a glance

Documentation
For further E 9 F 8 AM 1
information and
technical features Fuses
see System pro M
compact® Dimensions:
catalogue and
8=8.5x31.5mm; 10=10.3x38mm;
available marketing
14=14x51mm; 22=22x58mm
tools.
Fuse type:
aM; gG

Rated current

ABB E 9F is a complete range of cylindrical fuses of different sizes (8.5x31.5, 10.3x38,

14x51 and 22x58 mm), ideal for different kind of applications, thanks to the:
§ Wide current range from 1 A to 125 A
§ High nominal voltage between 400 V~ and 690 V~
§ High breaking capacity from 20 kA to 120 kA
§ gG curve: ideal for protection of power cables and equipment except motors, like branch
circuits, service entrance equipment, etc…
§ aM curve: ideal for direct protection of electrical motors, must be used in combination with
another protection device (thermal relay)

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Fuses – PV version
The range at a glance

Documentation
For further E 9 F 1 2 PV
information and
technical features
see System pro M Fuses
compact®
catalogue and
available marketing
Rated Current
tools.
Photovoltaic version

ABB E 9F PV is a complete range of 10.3x38 mm cylindrical fuses specifically designed for

photovoltaic applications in direct current:
§ Wide current range from 1 A to 30 A
§ Rated voltage up to 1.000 V DC
§ High breaking capacity up to 50 kA
§ Can clear fault currents as small as 2 to 3 times rated current

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Fuse holders and fuses
Main applications

E 90 Specifically intended for…

Protection, Load switching, Selectivity:
§Industrial automation
switchboards and cabinets:
sub-circuits, transformer primary and
secondary circuits, motors and other
resistive or inductive loads

§ OEM equipment

E 90h Specifically intended for…

Protection:
§Distribution switchboards,
cabinets and consumer units:
lighting circuits, electric devices and
V appliances, protection and monitoring
devices, measuring instruments, signalling
devices and socket outlets

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Fuse holders and fuses
Main applications

E 90 PV Specifically intented for…

Protection, Disconnection:
§ Combiners

E 9F PV § Inverters, DC side
§ Photovoltaic strings and cells

E 90 50/125 Specifically intended for…

Protection, Disconnection:
§ Industrial circuits
§ OVR

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Fuse holders and fuses
Main applications

E 90 CC Specifically intented for…

Protection :of:
§ Lighting feeders and control circuits
§Small motor and transformers
V §Wires and cables

E 90 J Specifically intended for…

Protection, Disconnection:
§ Industrial circuits
§ Motor and transformers
§ Heating systems

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 Command devices
Local command, Remote command &
Automatic control
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Command devices
Switch Disconnectors

ABB range of switch-disconnectors is specifically designed to

provide switching under load (even inductive) in household,
commercial and industrial applications.
Their main function is to allow maintenance of the electric
system in safety conditions, granting the complete insulation
of the downstream circuits.

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 Commanding Devices
Latching and Installation relays

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Latching and Installation relays
Two Main product lines

Latching relays Installation relays

§ Bi-stable: 2 relaxed states § Mono-stable: 1 relaxed state
§ When current is switched off, § When current is switched off, it
it remains in actual position goes back in basic position
§ It works with impulses § It works with continuous
voltage on the coil voltage on the coil

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Company confidential
E 250 – Latching relays
The range at a glance

Documentation
For further
information and
E252-32/12
technical features Contacts layout
see System pro M 1 = 1NO 6.1 = 1CO
compact® 2 = 2NO 6.2 = 2CO
catalogue and 5 = Sequential contatcs
available marketing 6 = 1NO+NC
tools.
Rated current
N/A = 16 A
32 = 32 A
AC Coil voltage
DC = ½ AC

Latching relays are bi-stable, i.e. with 2 relaxed states:

§ Contact switches when an impulse is sent to the coil
§ When current is switched off, it remains in its last state
§ Basic modules available in single-pole and two-pole version; can be
combined with two-pole power contact modules to obtain three or four.pole
devices

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Latching Relay E250
Example: E250-16-10

When current is switched off, it remains in actual position

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Installation relays
E297 range at glance

§ Installation relay need

continuous voltage on coil
Mostly over a permanent switch
§ Main modules are available
with contacts:
1NO; 1NC+1 NO or 2NO
§ Easy assembling with a contact
modules E292-16-..
(1NO+1NC; 2NO or 1CO)
E297 -16 -10 /230
Technical features
Range name Rated voltage [V] 250

Rated current Rated current [A] 16

Contacts layout 8, 12, 24,

Coil voltages [V AC]
48, 115, 230
Coil voltage Local Coil DC / AC Ratio 1:1
Modules 1-2

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Company confidential
Installations Relay E297
Example: E297-16-20

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When current is switched off, it goes back in basic position
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Company confidential
 Analogue & Digital time switches
Easy command solutions

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Time switches
Overview

Analogue electro-mechanical time switches that control circuit opening and closing,
AT according to a daily or weekly time program; available in 1, 2 or 3 modules

Electromechanical time switches, daily or weekly, which control circuits’ opening and
AT72 closing according to an established program

Digital time switches that control single loads or group of loads switching, according to a
D daily or weekly or time program

Yearly digital time switches that allow to solve the continuous requests of automation
D365 systems, both residential and industrial applications, for the control of devices that require
different temporal programs, but with a single reference time

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 Analogue time switches
Effective time management!

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Analogue time switches
Easy command solutions

AT analogue time switches are the ABB solution to

control circuit switching according to a daily or weekly
program.
AT time switches offer the most complete solution in
one, two and three modules.

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Electromechanical time switches

Key selling features

Ease of use
Compact
Installation is very easy with instructions
The time switch only takes up a width of 2
printed on the case. Thanks to the white
modules in the cabinet and can be mounted
and black shading for day and night
on DIN rail. This space saving design comes
hours the programming is intuitive. The
with a minimum switching time of 15 minutes.
convenient accessibility of the dial on the
front makes precise programming very
easy and safe.
Safe
To ensure protection and safety during
maintenance operations and avoid any
Effective accidental switching, time switches can be
Possibility to force in OFF the contact sealed in closed position
status of the loads during maintenance (Din versions).
without losing the programming schedule
(2 modules and panel).
Reliable
Time switches have been rigorously tested R version are equipped with a built-in
according to EN 60730-1, battery, to keep the time synchronized even
EN 60730-2-7 standards. in case of a blackout or power down.
Electromechanical time switches

Technical features

Modules
Contact type Setting step ABB type ABB code
Dimension
1 1NO/1NC 15 AT1e 2CSM231205R0601

1 1NO/1NC 15 AT1e-R 2CSM231215R0601

2 1NO/1NC 30 AT2 2CSM204105R0601

2 1NO/1NC 30 AT2-R 2CSM204115R0601

2 1NO/1NC 210 AT2-7R 2CSM204125R0601

2 1NO/1NC 15 AT2e 2CSM231225R0601

2 1NO/1NC 15 AT2e-R 2CSM231235R0601

2 1NO/1NC 105 AT2e-7R 2CSM231245R0601

72x72 1NO/1NC 15 AT72e 2CSM231255R0601

72x72 1NO/1NC 15 AT72e-R 2CSM231265R0601

72x72 1NO/1NC 120 AT72e-7R 2CSM231275R0601

Analogue time switches
Applications

AT analogue time switches are ideal in applications such as:

§ Boilers and burners switching §Opening and closing of
gates and turpikes at
§ Swimming pools and fountains
programmed times
§ Shop night lighting
§ Watering
§ Lighting of unsupervised public places

One of the possible applications is to mount the analogue time switch inside the power supply circuit of a golf
field. In this case the devices programming enables the daily activation of the irrigation system at a preset time.

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 Digital time switches
Effective time management!

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Digital Time switches
Benefits
Pratical Menu programming with 4 simple keys
D
Accurate Operating precision: +/- 0,5 sec./24 h
Clear
§ High contrast LCD monitor for excellent visibility in all conditions due to timed-back lighting
§ Clear display of each contact status
§ Graphical display of the complete sequence of switchings about a particular program
Complete
§ Multilingual menu
§ Wide range of programs (standard, cyclic, casual and holiday)
§ Different accessories (D KEY, D CF77, D GPS and D SW programming software)
Reliable Sealable glass and keypad lock to prevent tampering by unauthorized staff

D 365 Flexible
§ Possibility to manage up to 8 independent contacts
§ Wide availability of memory

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Digital Time switches
Main applications

D Specifically intended for…

Applications with a frequent and different schedule to
manage multiple loads, such as:
§ Schools and hospitals
§ Offices and public areas
§ Stores with many windows
§ Churches

D 365 Specifically intended for…

§ Lighting in the private and commercial sector
§ Advertising lighting
§ Street lighting
§ Display windows lighting
§ Control of apparatus, motors and pumps
§ Control of shutters and blinds
§ Presence simulation

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Digital time switches
Effective time management!

ABB System pro M compact® D line is a range of digital time

switches. An exclusive design, featuring a backlit white LCD display,
plus extremely simple use with two-line text menus and only four
pushbuttons, make the D line products ideal for automating the
functions of the installation.

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Digital time switches
Weekly range at a glance

Description
The D line range for
daily, weekly an
annual
D 2 PLUS
programming
includes single and
PLUS version: with flash key.
double channels
versions with 16A SYNCHRO version: radio
change-over synchronized
contacts. D Line
are equipped with a No. Of channels: 1 or 2
permanent
EEPROM memory
which allows them D line: digital time switch
to keep time setting
even in the case of
D1 D1 D2 D2
long power supply Type Code Type D1 D2
PLUS SYNC. PLUS SYNC.
failures.
D1 2CSM204255R0611 Rated supply voltage 230 AC + 10%
The programming
key,available on Contact type 1CO 2CO
D1 PLUS 2CSM204265R0611
versions PLUS, Contact capacity NO 16 (10) / NC 16 (2)
ensures quick
D1 SYNCHRO 2CSM204275R0611 Max. n° of commands 64
programming of
many switches. Minimum switching time 1 SEC.
D2 2CSM204285R0611
Running reserve 6 YEARS
D2 PLUS 2CSM204295R0611
Modules 2
D2 SYNCHRO 2CSM204305R0611 Programming key x x x x
DCF77 or GPS antenna x x

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Digital time switches
How to install

Description Combined key functions

Setup
The SYNCHRO Function keys
version provides
automatic
synchronization
with DCF77 or GPS
time signal through
relative antenna.

Tips
Connections
§ Wiring scheme is
tampoprinted
directly on the
product: no leaflet
to be lost!

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Digital time switches
How they work…in brief

Basic programming
§ Set ON time, OFF time and working days: quick and easy
§ Create as many schedules as needed, up to 64 programs

Weekly and yearly programming

§ Set special schedules for one day only, a period, a season, holidays and
more: building is automated for one year long. Bank thanks!

Advanced programming
§ Set holiday periods, presence simulation, on/off cycles, pulses for latching
relays switching

Programming key
§ Lock the timer, copy and paste programming from a device to another, set
the timer from a personal computer using software

DCF or GPS synchronisation

§ Keep time setting sharp forever, by connecting the antenna for receiving
exact time from aerial

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Digital time switches
Application

Go digital! D Line digital time switches are the best choice when frequent and
§ Some times
analogue time
different (by day, by week or by year) programming is needed to
switches are not manage multiple loads . Some example:
enough: they have
minimum time slots
of 15 minutes and
§ Hospital and school § Building burner control room
they cannot
manage more than § Offices and public areas § Zone watering systems
one circuit.
§ In these cases, § Shop with many windows § Multi-zone shop signs
digital time
switches are the § Churches
right choice thanks
to multichannel
output, time slots of
1 minute or even 1 In this example, the digital time switch D2 allows the operation of the heatings as well as lighting systems of a
second, random church when services are performed, the device only controls the heating system.
and cycle
programming and
more.

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 Twilight switches
Product, marketing and selling

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Twilight switches
How to install – Astro TW

Tips
§ To configure the
TWA, is an easy
four or six step
procedur.
§ The chart is
provided with the
product to help you
define precisely
your geographical
location. These
data will allow the
clock to calculate
automatically
sunrise/sunset
times. § Select ASTRO mode
§ Wiring scheme is
tampoprinted § Set longitude “Lo”
directly on the
product: no leaflet § Set latitude “Lat”
to be lost!
§ The programming § Set the time zone “Udt”
is disabled between
Astro Off and Astro
On. § Set a permanet time
correction: -120…-120min

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Twilight switches
How to install – Astro TW

Tips
Setup
§ To prevent all
undesiderable
actions, even
without key, the
keyboard may be
locked pressing the
enter and for 7
seconds

§ Wiring scheme is Connections

tampoprinted
directly on the
product: no leaflet
to be lost!

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Twilight switches
Applications

TW twilight switches are used to automatically turn on appliances

dependently on the external brightness:
§ Public lighting § Shutters, awnings
§ Gardens and parks § Watering
§ Shop windows
§ External lighting of civil and industrial buildings

In this example, when the external light decreases Dust on the external sensor of a traditional TW can over time compromise
below a certain level (i.e. shop open during evening its operation, preventing the activation of the lighting systems controlled.
hours), the device automates the lighting of windows The astronomical twilight switches TWA can avoid this type of problems by
and sign. managing the lighting systems as a function of calculated twilight time.

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Twilight switches T Line
Range Overview

T Line is the new innovative range of twilight switches made by ABB. T Line
twilight switches command lighting circuits according to the scheduled level of
the ambient light detected by a dedicated sensor. They are characterized by
extreme flexibility of installation: thanks to the frontal controls, the installer can
set in complete freedom the time ON and time OFF as well as the range of Lux
desired.
T Line is the perfect solution to control circuit according to the ambient light.:
they are energy-efficient and therefore particularly useful in public places
(garden, parking lots, entrances, courtyards, etc…)

T 1 PLUS PLUS or POLE version

N° of channels

Series: T Line

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T Line twilight switches
Main technical characteristics

2 signaling LEDs that indicate Switching delay control knob to

the set point value and display adjust the relay tripping in a
the status of the contact time ranging from 15-90 sec.
for switching ON and 20-120
sec. for switching OFF

Lux scale control knob to set

the desired lux scale, based
on 4 different scale values:
2…40 lux
20…200 lux
200…2000 lux
2000…15000 lux
Lux percentage control knob
to adjust the desired lux
percentage (0%->100%)

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T Line twilight switches
Operation principle

T1
Set the desired activation threshold (from 2 to 200 Iux), using the lux control knob.
N.B.: the position corresponding (with approximation) to the 10 lux activation threshold is marked on the
front of the item.
lf the GREEN LED is illuminated, this indicates the activation status of the threshold.
If the RED LED is illuminated, this indicates that the relay contact is closed (illumination lit up).

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T Line twilight switches
Operation principle

T1 PLUS
1) Set the desired lux scale (2-40; 20-200; 200-2.000; 2.000-15.000), using the lux scale control knob.
N.B.: the position corresponding (with approximation) to the 10 lux activation threshold is marked on the
front of the item.
lf the GREEN LED is illuminated, this indicates the activation status of the threshold.
If the RED LED is illuminated, this indicates that the relay contact is closed (illumination lit up).
2) Set the desired lux percentage (0%->100%), using the lux percentage control knob.
3) Set the switching delay (MIn -> MAX), using the switching delay control knob.

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T Line twilight switches
Operation principle

T1 POLE
1) Switch on the power supply
2) Make the threshold adjustment (from 2 to 200 lux) by turning the trimmer. The lighting of the red LED
represents the achievement of the threshold set (contact closed) after having spent a period of
approximately 30 seconds. Since the last adjustment.
3) Secure the dome by lightening the captive screw inserted through the bottom of the base. Tighten the
screw until the dome pressed on the gasket sufficiently to ensure a hermetic seal.

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T Line twilight switches
Applications

Operating principle
The diagram is an example of a T1 twilight switch installed in a mall lighting system. When outdoor light drops under a certain level (for
example, in the evening store closing hours), the device turns on window and sign lights. Lights can be turned off during the night to rationalize
consumption thanks to the AT1 time switch.
Installation example
As shown in the diagrams, one of the possible applications consists in the installation of a T1 twilight switch in a mall lighting system. When
outdoor light drops under a certain level (for example, in the evening store closing hours), the twilight switch turns on window and sign lights.
Lights can be turned of during the night thanks to the AT1 timer switch which keeps the circuit open until the next morning. When outdoor
lighting returns over the limit, the twilight relay returns to the open position.
Application environments
The installation of a T1 twilight switch with AT electro-mechanical time switch is especially suited for environments and situations in which
energy consumption rationalization is required (stores, office and public walkways, car parks, parks, etc.).

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T Line twilight switches
Applications

Operating principle
The diagram shows an example of the installation of the T1 PLUS twilight switch in the lighting system of a greenhouse.
When the external light exceeds a certain level (e.g. during the warmest hours of the day, i.e. early afternoon), the device activates the shading
system, e.g. roller blinds. Thanks to the option to advance or delay the activation-deactivation time, the T1 PLUS can also maintain the roller
blinds closed in the case of passing clouds.
Installation example
As shown in the diagrams, one of the possible options is to install a T1 PLUS twilight switch in the lighting system of a greenhouse. When the
external light exceeds a certain level (for example during peak hours in the early afternoon) the twilight switch activates the roller blinds,
protecting the plants in the greenhouse against burning by the strong sunlight. When the external light returns to below the threshold value, the
twilight switch relay opens the blinds to allow the sunlight to pass through.
Application environments
The installation of the T1 PLUS twilight switch is particularly useful in settings and situations where lighting control is required for locations
where there are consistently high brightness values, thus guaranteeing substantial savings in energy consumption (greenhouses, arcades,
photovoltaic plants, etc.).

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T Line twilight switches
Applications

Operating principle
This diagram is an example of the installation of a pole mounting T1 POLE twilight switch in a highways lighting plant. When the daylight dims
below a set level, i.e. below 10 lux, the device turns on the lighting devices in tunnels, service areas, access road, etc. T1 POLE will turn off the
lights when morning daylight raise above 10 lux.
Installation example
As illustrated in the diagram, one among the possible applications concern the installation of a pole mounting T1 POLE twilight switch in a
highway lighting plant. When daylight dims below a set level (e.g. during twilight) the switch turns on the lighting devices, assuring the
requested lighting. At dawn, when the light raise above the set threshold, the relays of T1 POLE returns in open position.
Application environments
The pole mounting T1 POLE twilight switch installation can be ideal to light command in public roadways thanks to its capability of installation in
pole, lamppost, etc.

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 Measurement devices
Monitoring, Preventive maintenance
& Energy consumption optimization
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Measurement devices
Measurement instruments

Electricity measurement in switchboards is a

necessary requirement to perform different goals:
energy saving, power quality, system continuity and
environmental impact.
ABB provides a full set of measurement instruments,
suitable for household, commercial and industrial
applications.

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Measurement instruments
Overview

Analogue Analogue instruments that measure a single

electric parameter: voltage, current and
measurement frequency; available both in DIN rail and front
instruments panel version

Digital Digital instruments that measure a single

electric parameter: voltage, current and
measurement frequency; available both in DIN rail and front
instruments panel version; also available with output alarm
relay

Multimeters Multimeters that measure the main electric

parameters in three phase networks; available
both in DIN rail and front panel version

Network Network analysers that measure the main

electric parameters and power quality of the
analysers system, allowing energy management

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Analogue Measuring Instruments
Plenty of benefits for the wholesaler

A range for professionals!

All analogue DIN rail instruments
customers need, in three modules
only
Complete range of sizes for front
panel devices:
48 x 48 mm
72 x 72 mm
96 x 96 mm
Thanks to instruments for indirect
insertion, from 5 A upto 2500 A with
the same product reference
Huge range of accessories

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Analogue measurement instruments
The range at a glance

Documentation
For further
information and
AMT = Ammeter
AMT 1 / 30
technical features
see System pro M VLM = Voltmeter
compact®
FRZ = Frequency meter
catalogue and
available marketing CSF = Power factor meter
tools.
1 = Alternate current
2 = Direct current

Current or kind of scale

ABB analogue measurement instruments can measure a single electric

parameter, displaying the measure on a scale through an indicator:
§ Measurable electric parameters: voltage, current and frequency
§AMT and VLM available both in DIN rail and front panel version (48x48,
72x72, 96x96 mm)
§ Available accessories: scales (for indirect insertion ammeters), switches (to
display several line and phase measures on the same instrument), terminal
covers (for front panel instruments)

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Digital Measuring Instruments
Going digital…

How they work

Digital instruments display the
value of measurement in
figures
The LED display makes reading
clear and sharp
Setting of CT ratio is made
Installation is on the DIN rail or
on the front panel of low and
medium voltage switchboards

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Digital Measuring Instruments
The DIN rail range

AMT D – 1
AMT = Ammeter
VLM = Voltmeter

Digital

1 = Alternate current
2 = Direct current

System Measure Range Unit Insertion Type

Alternate
Voltage 0…600 V Direct VLMD-1-2
and direct

Alternate Current 0…999 A Indirect CT AMTD-1

Current Frequency 40…60 Hz Direct FRZ-DIG
Direct
Current 0…999 A Indirect Shunt AMTD-2
Current

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Digital Measuring Instruments
The front panel range

AMTD–1–R P
AMTD = Ammeter
VLMD = Voltmeter

1 = Alternate current
2 = Direct current

3 = 3 digits, 4 = 3,5 digits

Front-panel

System Measure Range Unit Insertion Type

Voltage 0…600 V Direct VLM-D1-3/36x72
Alternate
0…999 Indirect CT AMT-D1-3/36x72
Current Current A
0…1999 Indirect CT AMT-D1-4/36x72
Voltage 0…600 V Direct VLM-D2-3/36x72
Direct
0…999 Indirect Shunt AMT-D2-3/36x72
Current Current A
0…1999 Indirect Shunt AMT-D2-4/36x72

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Multimeters
The DIN range

Description
DMTME are digital
multimeters for
TRMS
DMTME – I – 485
measurement of
the main electrical
parameters in
three-phase
230/400 Vac
networks, including
the maximum,
minimum and
average values and
active and reactive
energy.
The DMTME-I-485
model is Digital Multimeter with energy
additionally
equipped with two
relays, fully
Digital output
programmable as
either pulse outputs Serial port RS485, Modbus RTU/ASCII
for remote metering
of energy
consumption, or as
alarm outputs and Description Type Code
an RS485 port for
Modbus Multimeter DMTME 2CSM170040R1021
communication.
Multimeter with 2 outpus and RS485 DMTME-I-485 2CSM180050R1021

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Multimeters
Product types

Description
DMTME are digital
multimeters for
TRMS
DMTME-I-485-72
measurement of
the main electrical
parameters in
three-phase
230/400 Vac
networks, including
the maximum,
minimum and
average values and
active and reactive
energy.
The DMTME-I-485
model is Digital Multimeter with energy
additionally
equipped with two Digital output
relays, fully
programmable as Serial port RS485, Modbus RTU/ASCII
either pulse outputs
for remote metering Overall dimensions 72x72 mm
of energy
consumption, or as
alarm outputs and Description Type Code
an RS485 port for
Modbus Multimeter DMTME-72 2CSG132030R4022
communication.
Multimeter with 2 outpus and RS485 DMTME-I-485-72 2CSG162030R4022

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Multimeters
The front panel range

Description
DMTME are digital
multimeters for
TRMS
DMTME-I-485-96
measurement of
the main electrical
parameters in
three-phase
230/400 Vac
networks, including
the maximum,
minimum and
average values and
active and reactive
energy.
The DMTME-I-485
model is Digital Multimeter with energy
additionally
equipped with two Digital output
relays, fully
programmable as Serial port RS485, Modbus RTU/ASCII
either pulse outputs
for remote metering Overall dimensions 96x96 mm
of energy
consumption, or as
alarm outputs and Description Type Code
an RS485 port for
Modbus Multimeter DMTME-96 2CSG133030R4022
communication.
Multimeter with 2 outpus and RS485 DMTME-I-485-96 2CSG163030R4022

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Network analyser
M2M – Main characteristics

§ Measure in TRMS (True Root Mean Square) of voltage and

current inputs
§ Calculation of
§ Frequency
§ Power factor and cosφ
§ Measure of power and energies on four quadrants 4Q
§ Active, reactive and total powers and energies, single line and
three phase
§ Generated and consummated powers and energies
§ Balance between consummated – generated power/energy
§ Energy counters conversion in euro and kg CO2
§ Total Harmonic Distortion THD measurement for current and
voltage
§ Max demand measurement
§ Peak and average values: maximum, minimum and average value
for all electrical parameters

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Network analyser
M2M – The range

M2M MODBUS
Made to Measure
Serial port RS485, Modbus RTU
Description Type ABB code
Auxiliary supply, 2 digital output programmable M2M 2CSG299883R4052
Auxiliary supply, 2 digital output programmable,
M2M MODBUS 2CSG299893R4052
RS485 serial port, Modbus RTU protocol
Auxiliary supply, 2 digital output programmable, RJ45
M2M ETHERNET 2CSG299903R4052
port, Modbus TCP/IP protocol
Auxiliary supply, 2 digital output programmable,
M2M PROFIBUS 2CSG299913R4052
RS232 serial port Profibus DP protocollo
Auxiliary supply, 2 digital output programmable,
RS485 serial port, Modbus RTU protocol, 2 relay M2M ALARM 2CSG299923R4052
output programmable
Auxiliary supply, 2 digital output programmable,
RS485 serial port, Modbus RTU protocol, 2 analogue M2M I/O 2CSG299933R4052
outputs, 3 digital inputs
Auxiliary supply, 2 digital output programmable,
M2M LV 2CSG299943R4052
suitable only for low voltage applications
Auxiliary supply, 2 digital output programmable,
RS485 serial port, Modbus RTU protocol, suitable M2M LV MODBUS 2CSG296992R4052
only for low voltage applications

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Network analysers
The range at a glance

Documentation
For further ANR 96 P-230
information and
technical features
see System pro M Network analyser
compact®
catalogue and Overall dimensions: 96x96,
available marketing 144x144 mm
tools.
Plus: 1MB memory, digital in/outputs

Power supply, 230 V and 24 V

ABB network analysers can measure the main electric parameters and power quality of
single and three phase networks, displaying the measures on a LCD graphic backlit display:
§ Evaluation of more than 30 parameters, among which: current and voltage in TRMS,
frequency, power factor and cosφ, apparent, active and reactive power, THD up to the 31st
harmonic, and active energy both consumed and cogenerated
§ Record network parameters, information and alarms in a 128 kbyte internal memory,
expandable to up 1 Mbyte
§ Route data towards supervision and monitoring systems with a RS485/232 built in port
§ Programmable device, allowing advanced analysis and energy management
§Provided with Mini CD, containing the instruction manual, technical datasheet and the
SW-01 software for managing the recorded data

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DIN Rail products
Hardware is the difference - EQ meters assortment

§ C series - Steel
§ Direct connected max 40A; no transformer connected meters
§ B series - Steel - Silver
§ Direct connected max 65A; CT connected max 6A (only 3-phase)

§ Option built in communication

§ A series - Steel - Platinum
§ Direct connected max 80A; CT/VT connected max 6A (1-phase and 3-phase)

§ Option built in communication

§ Wide voltage range
§ Pixel oriented, high quality display
DIN Rail products
Compact meter for stand alone applications – C series

§ C series is a very compact series to save space in the installation

§ Single phase meter, C11, only one module wide
§ Three phase meter, C13, only three modules wide
§ C series is direct connected up 40 amps to cover many kind of applications
§ Measures active energy
§ Accuracy class 1
§ Instrumentation – no need of extra devices
§ Active power, current, voltage, power factor
§ Pulse output/Alarm output
§ Pulse output 100 imp/kWh
§ Alarm limits could be set on power, current, voltage
DIN Rail products
Meters with outstanding performance – B series

§ Single and three phase meters

§ Single phase meter B21 two module wide
§ Three phase meter B23/B24 four modules wide
§ B series include direct connected meters up 65 amps or for higher currents
transformer connected meters
§ Instrumentation – no need of extra devices
§ Power, current, voltage, power factor and more
§ Built in communication for remote reading: Modbus RTU (RS-485) or M-Bus
§ Option of additional features
§ Four quadrant measurements
§ Up to 4 tariffs registers
DIN Rail products
Meters with advanced functionality – A series

§ Single and three phase meters

§ Single phase meters, A41/A42, four modules wide
§ Three phase meters, A43/A44, seven modules wide
§ A series includes meters
§ Direct connected up 80 amps
§ Current and voltage transformer connected
§ Built in communication for remote reading: Modbus RTU (RS-485) or M-Bus
§ Load profile – saves data that could be used to graph energy usage profiles
§ Harmonics – find if there are harmonics in the network
§ Measures up to 16th harmonics and THD
Measurement devices
Current transformers and other accessories

Electricity measurement always requires proper

measurement accessories, which are the first ring
upstream of the measurement chain.
For all its measurement instruments, ABB provides a
wide range of accessories.

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Current tranformers and other accessories
Overview

Current transformers that convert an high current into a low

CT current, indirectly fitting small measurement instruments;
available both in wounded primary, pass through primary and
modular version

Voltage transformers that convert an high voltage into a low

TV voltage for indirect supply of measurement instruments;
available both with self-estinguishing plastic housing and
metallic housing

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Current tranformers and other accessories
Main applications

§ They are designed to measure

alternated current in LV systems, from
10 to 6000 Amps.
§ They are connected to measuring
instruments such as ammeters,
multimeters, network analyzers, energy
meters.
§ Of course, direct measurement of
arbitrarily high currents would imply
huge devices and wirings and very
expensive insulation!
§ With current transformers a high current
is converted in a low current, less than
5A, fitting small instruments

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 CTA
10-100A

CT12/
CT PRO-XT
CT12V 40-400A
1000-6000A

Current
tranformers
CT80
Range CT MAX
1000,2000,2500A 300-1000A

CT8/ CT8V CT6

1000-3000A 1000-2500A

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CT – Current transformers
The range at a glance

Documentation
For further
CT PRO XT / 100
information and CT = Pass through
technical features
CTA = Wounded
see System pro M
compact®
catalogue and Pro M range
available marketing
tools. XT/MAX: according
to breaker

Primary current

ABB CT PRO XT and MAX are new range of current transformers that convert an high current into a
low current, indirectly supplying power to EQ meters, M2M, ANR, small analogue and digital
measurement instruments and many more:
§ Convert primary currents into …/5 A low secondary currents
§ Available in the following versions:
§ Standard version
§ SELV version: electronic circuit protection to be used for hospitals, ships environment to
guarantee safety

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Current transformers
CT range at a glance

CT 8 - V / 1000
CT = Pass through
3. 4, 6, 8, 12 = sizes
V = Vertical busbars

Primary current

First the breaker… …Than the CT!

§ Select upstream breaker rated § Choose the primary current of
current according to system the CT according to the rated
requirements current of the breaker
§ Choose busbars or wirings § Choose the size of the CT
accordingly according to dimension of the
wiring or busbars of the
breaker
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Current transformers
Product families
CT
Current [A] CTA CT MAX CT6 CT8 CT8-V CT12 CT12-V
PRO XT
5-25 ■
40-50 ■ ■
60-100 ■ ■
100-200 ■
250-300 ■
300-400 ■ ■
400-500 ■
600-800 ■
800-1000 ■
1000-1500 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
2000-2500 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
2500-3000 ■ ■ ■
3000-4000 ■ ■
5000-6000 ■
Primary
[mm]
8 18 30 50 2x30 2x35 2x50 2x35
- 20x10 30x15 60x20 80x30 - 125x50 -
- 20x10 40x10 - - 3x80x5 - 4x125x5
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TV – Voltage transformers
The range at a glance

Documentation
TV 1 - 230 R3 / 100
For further
information and
technical features Voltage transformer
see System pro M
compact® None, 2, 4 = sizes/ power
catalogue and
available marketing
Primary voltage
tools.
R3, for systems with neutral

Secondary voltage

ABB TMD are voltage transformers that convert an high voltage into a low
voltage, indirectly supplying power to small analogue and digital measurement
instruments:
§ Convert primary voltages (max. 600 V) into …/100 V low secondary voltages
(the standard for measurement instruments)
§ R3 version is used in three-phase distribution systems with neutral
§ Available both with self-estinguishing plastic housing and metallic housing

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Measurement devices
TMD temperature control units

ABB TMD temperature control units are used to

measure and control the temperature levels and
efficiency of electric machines, power transformers and
motors, preventing further faults or expensive
downtimes of the whole plant.

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TMD temperature control units
The range at a glance

Documentation Technical features

For further Aux. Supply. [V] 20-250 a.c. / 115-230-400 d.c.
information and
technical features Power consumption [VA] 4 max
see System pro M
compact® Inputs
catalogue and
§ Probes/ type 4 PT100 RTD 3 wires (not included)
available marketing
tools. § Measure range [°C] 0…220 ± 2
Outputs
§ Number/type 4 NA-C-NC
§ V max [V] 12 d.c
§ I max [A] 8
§ Functions Alarms, trips, fan, self diagnostic

ABB TMD are temperature control units that measure and control temperature levels and
efficiency through four PT100 type external sensors:
§ Each channel has 2 adjustable threshold: alarms (to provide remote evidence of the fault)
and trip (to switch off devices)
§ Dual 3-digit display with 5 programming keys
§ Able to store in memory maximum temperature values and a log of all trip-events
§Functions: HOLD, Number of input channels, FAN, Fan threshold, ALARM – TRIP, FAULT,
Tmax VISUALIZATION, HOT, Luminous indicator TEST

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TMD temperature control units
Benefits

Effective
§ Instant and maximum temperature visualization
§ Two adjustable thresholds: ALARM and TRIP
§ Programmable outputs according to several alarm conditions
§ FAN output in order to control the cooling of the switchboard
§ FDC function for controlling temperature variation inside a given period of
time
Reliable
§ FAULT function to detect possible connection error or a probe
malfunctioning
Integrated
§ Standard 24-230 V a.c./d.c. aux supply
§ RS485 Modbus RTU serial output allows TMD to be integrated inside
supervising networks
§ Family feeling with all industrial ABB (black) products

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TMD temperature control units
Main applications

Specifically intended for…

§ MV/LV Power transformers
§ Motors
§ Electrical machines

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 Other functions
Power supply

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Other functions
Transformers

Transformers are mainly used to supply energy at a different

voltage from the network’s one and/or to obtain separation
between primary and secondary circuits. ABB provides a
complete range of products, including both modular and
single phase (non-modular) transformers, strictly complying
with worldwide international standards.

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Transformers
Overview

Bell transformers for discontinuous use, fail-safe (TM)

transformers TM, TS and non-inherently short circuit proof (TS), with
secondary from 4 V to 24 V and power up to 40 VA
Modular

Safety transformers for general continuous use

TS-C intended to supply electric devices and circuits in
SELV (Safety Extra Low Voltage), with secondary of
12 V or 24 V and power up to 63 VA

Control transformers with higher power (up to 2500

TM-C
transformers
Single phase

VA) intended for control and auxiliary circuits in both

distribution and automation boards

Control, isolating and safety transformers with higher

TM-I, power (up to 2500 VA) and doubled or reinforced
insulation, ideal for granting service continuity and
TM-S protection in a wide range of applications

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TM – Bell transformers
The range at a glance

Documentation
TM 15/12
For further Rated power
information and (maximum)
technical features
see System pro M Higher Secondary output
compact®
catalogue and Technical features
available marketing
tools. Rated primary voltage [V] 230

4-8-12V
Rated secondary voltages [V]
12-24V

Rated Power [VA] 10, 15 30, 40

Modules 2 3

ABB TM are modular bell transformers for discontinuous use:

§ Fail safe: fail to function when the transformer is overloaded or short-
circuited, but present no danger to the user or surroundings
§ Standard: EN 61558-2-8
§ Tolerance on secondary voltage (full load) < ±15%
§ SELV (Safety Extra Low voltage) secondary
§ Suitable for loads that require a discontinuous supply, and in particular
doorbells and chimes

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TS – Bell transformers
The range at a glance

Documentation
TS 8/8 SW
For further Rated power (max)
information and
technical features Secondary outputs
see System pro M
On-off switch
compact®
catalogue and Technical features
available marketing
Rated primary voltage [V] 230
tools.
8V, 12V, 24V
Rated secondary voltages [V] 4-6-8V, 4-8-12V, 8-
12-24V
Rated Power [VA] 8, 16 24
Modules 2 3

ABB TS are modular bell transformers for discontinuous use:

§ Non-inherently short circuit proof: short circuit proof equipped with a non replaceable
protective device, continue to function after removing the overload or short circuit
§ Standard: EN 61558-2-8
§ Tolerance on secondary voltage (full load) < ±15%
§ SELV (Safety Extra Low voltage) secondary
§ SW version equipped with On-Off switch to disconnect loads connected to secondary
(e.g. useful to disconnect bells during night hours)

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TS-C – Safety transformers
The range at a glance

Documentation
TS 63/12-24 C
For further
Rated power
information and
technical features Secondary
see System pro M outputs
compact® Continuous use
catalogue and
available marketing
tools. Technical features
Rated primary voltage [V] 230
Rated secondary voltage [V] 12-24
Rated Power [VA] 25 40 63
Modules 4 4 5

ABB TS-C are modular safety transformers for general continuous use:
§ Non-inherently short circuit proof: short circuit proof equipped with a non replaceable
protective device, continue to function after removing the overload or short circuit
§ Standard: EN 61558-2-6
§ Tolerance on secondary voltage (full load) < ± 5% 2%!
§ SELV (Safety Extra Low voltage) secondary
§ Full power on all secondary outputs
§ Simultaneous withdrawing of power from secondary outputs

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Single phase transformers
The range at a glance

Documentation
TM-S 50/12-24 P
For further
information and Type: C – Control, I – Isolating, S – Safety
technical features Rated power
see System pro M
compact® Secondary outputs
catalogue and
available marketing ±15V outlets
tools. Technical features
Rated primary voltage [V] 230-400
12-24, 24-48,
Rated secondary voltage [V]
115-230
Rated Power [VA] 50-2500VA

ABB TM are single phase (non-modular) transformers for general continuous use, including:
§ Control transformers (standard EN 61558-2-2): to supply control circuits where double or
reinforced insulation between circuits is not required
§ Isolating transformers (standard EN 61558-2-2, 4): doubled or reinforced insulation
between primary and secondary windings, ideal for granting service continuity
§ Safety transformers (standard EN 61558-2-2, 6): isolating transformer intended for
powering SELV circuits, ideal for granting maximum protection against contacts
§ Full power on all secondary outputs
§ Simultaneous withdrawing of power from secondary outputs

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Single phase transformers
Benefits

§ Complete The range of a speciality manufacturer with a global

supplier brand, suitable for a wide range of applications
§ Safe Easy and safe wiring thanks to cage-clamp terminals
§ Stable Windings entirely made of enamelled copper, ensuring an even
more stable secondary voltage output
§ Flexible Can be installed on the mounting plate or on DIN rail thanks
to accessories
§ Noiseless Core welding to minimize sheets vibrations
§ Simple Easier earthing operation thanks to 6.3 x 0.8 mm Faston
welded to the core
§ Certified Quality certified by the most important bodies

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