ABB XT4N 250 | Molded Case Circuit Breaker (MCCB) Overview The ABB XT4N 250 is a molded case circuit breaker (MCCB) engineered to offer dependable protection in industrial and commercial electrical setups. With a 250A rated current, the XT4N 250 secures circuits and equipment from overload, short circuits, and other electrical issues. This breaker has adjustable trip settings, providing flexibility and improved protection for numerous applications. Its durable design assures long-lasting reliability and safety in power distribution systems. Key Features Model: ABB XT4N 250 Function: Molded case circuit breaker (MCCB) for overload and short circuit prevention Rated Current: 250A Adjustable Trip Settings: Customizable protection tailored for system needs Breaking Capacity: Up to 36kA (at 415V) Thermal and Magnetic Protection: Provides thermal (overload) and magnetic (short circuit) protection Compact Design: Space-efficient for panel installations High Reliability: Ensures consistent performance in challenging environments Technical Information Rated Voltage: 400V AC Breaking Capacity: 36kA (at 415V) Tripping Type: Thermal-magnetic Mounting Type: DIN rail Operating Temperature: -5°C to 40°C Protection Class: IP20 Weight: 2.5 kg Applications Industrial Power Distribution: Offers reliable protection in factories, plants, and manufacturing facilities Commercial Buildings: Secures electrical circuits in offices, retail spaces, and public buildings Control Panels: Ideal for motor control centers (MCCs) and distribution boards Data Centers: Shields electrical infrastructure in mission-critical environments Benefits Enhanced Circuit Protection: Shields electrical systems from overload and short circuit issues Customizable Settings: Provides flexibility for diverse system setups Long-Term Reliability: Designed to endure harsh industrial environments Compact and Easy Installation: DIN rail mounting conserves space and eases installation The ABB XT4N 250 is a sturdy and reliable MCCB choice, delivering superb protection for electrical systems in industrial, commercial, and residential settings.