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ABB S-201-UK 15A Circuit Breaker provides dependable overcurrent protection for critical electrical systems. Built by ABB, a leader in power distribution reliability, this UK‑spec device is designed to plug into panelboards, switchboards, control panels, and OEM equipment with minimal fuss, helping maintain uptime in industrial and commercial environments.
The ABB S-201-UK 15A is crafted for environments where consistent protection and safe operation are non-negotiable. It delivers reliable interruption of fault currents on 15‑amp circuits, protecting wiring, motors, drives, and other critical loads within distribution panels and motor control centers.
Upgrade your protection strategy with the ABB S-201-UK 15A Circuit Breaker and safeguard your distribution panels, switchboards, and OEM assemblies with dependable, UK‑compliant overcurrent protection.
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