ABB 2TFH100595R1001 Moulded Case Circuit Breaker - 8 kV
Part Number: 2TFH100595R1001
Quick Summary
ABB 2TFH100595R1001 Moulded Case Circuit Breaker safeguards power systems with reliable overcurrent protection for industrial panels. Engineers often contend with nuisance trips and costly downtime; this device delivers predictable tripping curves and long service life to minimize interruptions. Compliant with IEC60947-2 and CE, with RoHS and REACH declarations, it also aligns with CMRT and WEEE guidelines for responsible sourcing and disposal. Designed for plug-in installation and 690 V AC / 500 V DC operation, it streamlines panel assembly while reducing wiring complexity, enabling faster commissioning and lower total cost of ownership. As part of the SACE Tmax XT family, it supports standardized protection across facilities and contributes to energy-efficient, safer electrical distributions.
Product Information
Extended Description
2TFH100595R1001 ABB: XT1S160 TMD63/630 PMP 4P
Environmental Product Declaration - EPD
NoDecNee
REACH Declaration
REACh Declaration ABB Sace circuit breakers
RoHS Information
RoHS Declaration ABB Sace circuit breakers
RoHS Status
Following EU Directive 2011/65/EU and Amendment 2015/863 July 22, 2019
Conflict Minerals Reporting Template (CMRT)
CMRT - Conflict Minerals Reporting Template
Environmental Information
Breakers - Packaging disposal information
Customs Tariff Number
85362000
Product Main Type
SACE Tmax XT
Product Name
Moulded Case Circuit Breaker
Product Type
Automatic Circuit Breaker
Version
P
Current Type
AC/DC
Electrical Durability
8000 cycle | 120 cycles per hour
Mechanical Durability
25000 cycle | 240 cycles per hour
Number of Poles
4P
Power Loss
at Rated Operating Conditions per Pole 6.0 W
Rated Current (In)
63 A
Rated Impulse Withstand Voltage (Uimp)
8 kV
Rated Insulation Voltage (Ui)
800 V
Rated Operational Voltage
690 V AC | 500 V DC
Rated Service Short-Circuit Breaking Capacity (Ics)
(220 V AC) 63.75 kA | (230 V AC) 63.75 kA | (240 V AC) 63.75 kA | (380 V AC) 50 kA | (415 V AC) 37.5 kA | (440 V AC) 25 kA | (500 V AC) 18 kA | (525 V AC) 17.5 kA | (690 V AC) 5 kA | (250 V DC) 2 Poles in Series 50 kA | (500 V DC) 3 Poles in Series 50 kA
Rated Ultimate Short-Circuit Breaking Capacity (Icu)
(220 V AC) 85 kA | (230 V AC) 85 kA | (240 V AC) 85 kA | (380 V AC) 50 kA | (415 V AC) 50 kA | (440 V AC) 50 kA | (500 V AC) 36 kA | (525 V AC) 35 kA | (690 V AC) 8 kA | (250 V DC) 2 Poles in Series 50 kA | (500 V DC) 3 Poles in Series 50 kA
Rated Uninterrupted Current (Iu)
160 A
Release
TMD
Release Type
TM
Remarks
ATLAS
Short-Circuit Performance Level
S
Standards
IEC60947-2 | GB/T 14028.2
Sub-type
XT1
Terminal Connection Type
Plug-In Circuit-Breakers
Data Sheet, Technical Information
SACE Tmax XT IEC Low voltage molded case circuit-breakers Catalog | SACE Tmax XT IEC TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS Low voltage molded case circuit-breakers
Declaration of Conformity - CE
EC Declaration of Conformity Tmax XT1
Instructions and Manuals
Installation instructions XT1
WEEE Category
5. Small Equipment (No External Dimension More Than 50 cm)
4P configuration with 63 A rated current enables full-load protection for multi-line circuits, reducing nuisance trips and protecting motors in panel boards and distribution enclosures; this translates to fewer unscheduled downtimes and longer motor life in manufacturing environments. High short-circuit performance features Ics up to 63.75 kA and Icu up to 85 kA, delivering robust protection against faults and minimizing downstream damage to switchgear and drives in factories and process plants. Electrical durability of 8000 cycles (120/h) and mechanical durability of 25000 cycles (240/h) support long service life in continuous operation, lowering maintenance frequency and total cost of ownership for OEMs and end users. Power loss is rated at 6.0 W per pole, enabling cooler operation and reduced cooling requirements in MCCs and control panels, which lowers energy consumption and operating costs. RoHS and REACH compliance, CMRT reporting, and CE DoC simplify regulatory approvals and sustainability reporting, helping facilities meet compliance targets without custom documentation. Plug-in terminal connections allow fast installation and straightforward replacement, reducing field labor time and improving uptime during retrofits or panel upgrades.
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FAQs
Ensure plug-in mounting on compatible bus bars and use the four-pole configuration to maintain proper phase alignment. Verify visibility and access for inspection, provide adequate ventilation to manage heat, and confirm compatibility with 690 V AC / 500 V DC loads. Proper seating and secure connection of the plug-in terminals reduce risks of arcing and misalignment during maintenance.
The device is rated at 63 A with 4 poles, operating up to 690 V AC or 500 V DC. It offers a rated impulse withstand voltage of 8 kV, Ics up to 63.75 kA, and Icu up to 85 kA at various voltages, plus a rated power loss of 6.0 W per pole. These specs support safe, reliable protection for motors and feeders in industrial environments.
Yes. The breaker aligns with IEC 60947-2, GB/T 14028.2 standards, and carries a CE Declaration of Conformity. It also supports RoHS and REACH declarations and CMRT reporting, facilitating regulatory sign-off and supplier transparency for regulated industries.
Electrical durability is rated at 8000 cycles (120 cycles per hour) and mechanical durability at 25000 cycles (240 cycles per hour). This long operational life reduces maintenance intervals, lowers total cost of ownership, and helps sustain uptime in high-demand applications such as packaging lines, conveyors, and metalworking equipment.
Beyond protecting critical loads, its low power loss per pole reduces cooling needs, while the plug-in design accelerates installation and retrofit projects. With RoHS/REACH and CE documentation, compliance overhead is minimized. Together, these factors translate to lower energy costs, shorter project timelines, and improved equipment uptime, delivering measurable ROI over the life of the installation.