ABB 2TFH102089R1001 Moulded Case MCB XT2 - 60947-2
Part Number: 2TFH102089R1001
Quick Summary
ABB 2TFH102089R1001 Moulded Case Circuit Breaker protects low-voltage power distribution in industrial automation. It is designed to prevent overloads and short circuits in control panels and motor drives, reducing unplanned downtime. Engineers often struggle with protection coordination, complex wiring, and long maintenance cycles; this part simplifies selection with clear ratings and standard compatibility. The device meets IEC 60947-2 and is CE-certified, with RoHS and REACH declarations ensuring regulatory compliance in global installations. For panel builders and OEMs, the combination of withdrawable design, 3P configuration, and Tmax XT family compatibility translates to faster assembly, easier testing, and lower lifecycle costs while maintaining safety and reliability across harsh industrial environments.
Product Information
Extended Description
2TFH102089R1001 ABB: XT2H160 TMA125/1250 WMP 3P
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
W
Current Type
AC/DC
Electrical Durability
8000 cycle | 120 cycles per hour
Mechanical Durability
25000 cycle | 240 cycles per hour
Number of Poles
3P
Power Loss
at Rated Operating Conditions per Pole 14.0 W
Rated Current (In)
125 A
Rated Impulse Withstand Voltage (Uimp)
8 kV
Rated Insulation Voltage (Ui)
1000 V
Rated Operational Voltage
690 V AC | 500 V DC
Rated Service Short-Circuit Breaking Capacity (Ics)
(220 V AC) 100 kA | (230 V AC) 100 kA | (240 V AC) 100 kA | (380 V AC) 70 kA | (415 V AC) 70 kA | (440 V AC) 65 kA | (500 V AC) 50 kA | (525 V AC) 30 kA | (690 V AC) 15 kA | (250 V DC) 2 Poles in Series 70 kA | (500 V DC) 3 Poles in Series 70 kA
Rated Ultimate Short-Circuit Breaking Capacity (Icu)
(220 V AC) 100 kA | (230 V AC) 100 kA | (240 V AC) 100 kA | (380 V AC) 70 kA | (415 V AC) 70 kA | (440 V AC) 65 kA | (500 V AC) 50 kA | (525 V AC) 30 kA | (690 V AC) 15 kA | (250 V DC) 2 Poles in Series 70 kA | (500 V DC) 3 Poles in Series 70 kA
Rated Uninterrupted Current (Iu)
160 A
Release
TMA
Release Type
TM
Remarks
ATLAS
Short-Circuit Performance Level
H
Standards
IEC60947-2 | GB/T 14028.2
Sub-type
XT2
Terminal Connection Type
Withdrawable 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 XT2
Instructions and Manuals
Installation Instructions XT2
WEEE Category
5. Small Equipment (No External Dimension More Than 50 cm)
Three-pole withdrawable construction enhances maintenance efficiency; the business impact is faster swap-outs and reduced downtime during upgrades. It’s ideal for motor control centers, distribution boards, and OEM panel builds. The high Ics and Icu ratings provide substantial fault-tolerance, delivering reliable protection with minimal risk of nuisance tripping during transient faults; this supports continuous production in automotive, metals, and packaging lines where uptime is critical. With Ui of 1000 V and rated operating voltage up to 690 V AC/500 V DC, installation flexibility improves across mixed electrical networks and drives, reducing wiring complexity and enabling standardized control panels. RoHS and REACH declarations, plus a formal DoC for CE, streamline regulatory approvals and supplier audits. The Tmax XT compatibility ensures easy spares planning and straightforward integration into existing ABB SACE ecosystems, accelerating project timelines and reducing total cost of ownership for OEMs and integrators.
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FAQs
Begin by confirming panel compatibility with the Tmax XT withdrawable format. Remove the front cover, connect live terminals per manufacturer torque specs, and slide the unit into the busbar slot until it latches. Reinstall the panel cover, then re-energize after verifying isolation and correct fault-current settings. This sequence minimizes contact resistance and ensures a safe, rapid maintenance process.
The device is a 3P unit rated for In of 125 A, with Rated Insulation Voltage Ui of 1000 V and a Rated Operational Voltage of 690 V AC / 500 V DC. It provides Rated Ics up to 100 kA and Icu up to 70 kA across common voltages, a Rated Impulse Withstand Voltage of 8 kV, and a power loss of approximately 14.0 W per pole under rated conditions.
Yes. The product carries RoHS and REACH declarations for ABB Sace circuit breakers and a CE Declaration of Conformity for Tmax XT2. It aligns with global environmental and safety requirements, and a CMRT is available for responsible sourcing. WEEE categorization also applies, supporting compliant disposal at end-of-life.
Tmax XT is designed for low-voltage protection in panel boards, motor control centers, and distribution boards across manufacturing, process, and packaging environments. With 3P configuration and withdrawable terminals, it suits control cabinets, machine feeds, and panel upgrades where quick maintenance and reliable protection are essential.
The XT2 series delivers predictable protection with minimal nuisance trips, reducing unplanned downtime and extending panel uptime. Withdrawable design speeds maintenance and reconfiguration, lowering labor costs. Standardized Tmax XT components simplify spares management and supplier audits, while CE/RoHS/REACH compliance mitigates regulatory risk and accelerates project approvals, contributing to lower total cost of ownership.