SBN280
SBN280
2P 80A Switch
| Cat ref.: | SBN280 |
| EAN No.: | 3250615510259 |
| P.U.: | 6 prt. |
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open all| Type of order: | Break switch |
| Neutral position: | without neutral |
| Number of poles: | 2 P |
| Type of pole: | 2 P |
| Frequency: | 50/60 Hz |
| Rated operational voltage Ue: | 400 V |
| Rated insulation voltage: | 440 V |
| Type of voltage input 1: | AC |
| Rated impulse withstand voltage: | 6000 V |
| Rated operational current in AC21 category A: | 80 A |
| Rated operational current in AC21category B: | 80 A |
| Acceptable current rating with AC22 category A: | 80 A |
| Acceptable current rating with AC22 category B: | 80 A |
| Rated operational current in AC23 category A: | 40 A |
| Acceptable current rating with AC23 category B: | 40 A |
| Short-circuit current with gI-gG fuses: | 960 A |
| Closing ability with 400V in AC23A: | 1354 A |
| Rated short-circuit making capacity Icm under 415V AC according IEC 60947-3: | 1354 A |
| Rated short-time withstand current 1s: | 0,96 kA |
| Thermal rated current outside of housings: | 80 A |
| Power loss per pole at In: | 2,7 W |
| Total power loss under IN: | 5,4 W |
| Electrical durability at nominal load in AC21in operating cycles: | 2500 |
| Electrical durability at nominal load in AC22 in operating cycles: | 2500 |
| Number of mechanical operations: | 40000 |
| Depth of installed product: | 68 mm |
| Height of installed product: | 83 mm |
| Width of installed product: | 35 mm |
| Tightening torque: | 3,6Nm |
| Cage clamp position: | in line |
| Connection cross-sect. rigid cable: | 6 / 50mm² |
| Connection cross-sect. flexible conductor: | 6 / 35mm² |
| Type of connection: | with screw |
| Quantity of NO contacts: | 2 |
| Standard text: | IEC 60947-3 |
| European directive WEEE: | concerned |
| Protection index IP: | IP20 |
| Degree of pollution according to IEC 60664 / IEC 60947-2: | 2 |
| Altitude: | 2000 m |
| Storage temperature: | -40 to 80 °C |
| Device family: | SBN |
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Data is subject to errors and technical modifications.
