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2000 Amp ACB

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Schneider Electric 800A-4000A ET2L Triple Pole Manual Type Drawout Circuit Breaker with ACB, MVS20N3MW2L
  • ET2L provides Overload and Short-circuit protections

  • Microprocessor based ET trip systems with thermal memory

Chint NXA 2000A 4P 80kA Manual Fixed Type Air Circuit Breaker, 943145
Chint NXA 2000A 3P 80kA Manual Draw Out Type Air Circuit Breaker, 953772
Chint NXA 2000A 4P 80kA Manual Fixed Type Air Circuit Breaker, 942857
L&T Thermal-Magnetic DN1_SL95366 (Pack of 4)
By: L&T
Available on Request
₹1,724,796
L&T Thermal-Magnetic DN1_SL93085 (Pack of 4)
By: L&T
Available on Request
₹1,914,670

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Frequently Asked Questions about 2000 Amp ACB

What is a 2000 Amp ACB?

A 2000 Amp Air Circuit Breaker (ACB) is a type of electrical switchgear designed to protect electrical circuits from damage caused by overcurrent or short circuits. It has a rated current capacity of 2000 Amps.

What are the main applications of a 2000 Amp ACB?

2000 Amp ACBs are typically used in industrial facilities, large commercial buildings, power distribution systems, and substations where high current loads need to be managed and protected.

What are the key features to look for in a 2000 Amp ACB?

Key features include its breaking capacity (fault current it can safely interrupt), trip unit type (thermal, magnetic, or electronic), voltage rating, number of poles, and certifications (like IEC or UL).

How does a 2000 Amp ACB protect a circuit?

It monitors the current flowing through the circuit. If the current exceeds a safe level for a predetermined time, the ACB automatically trips, opening the circuit and stopping the flow of electricity to prevent damage to equipment and prevent hazards.