ABB’s UK 500 Series immediately sets new esthetical standards. The consumer unit convinces with a range of designs which have shown to follow the customer’s ideas of elegance. Various types of doors adapt all furnishing styles from classic to modern.
The basic design principles of the UK 500 Series are a result of market experience together with out close ties to the electrical installation industry. This, coupled with innovative design and flair, makes up ABB’s UK 500 Series. The product is well thought-out and meets not only technical but also decorative and design requirements that well exceed everyday standards.
Specifications
- Degree of protection: IP30
- Class of protection: II
- Standards: DIN VDE 0603, DIN EN 60439-1, DIN 43871
- Dimensions: 12 up to 48 DIN modules
- Rated current (In): 63 A
- Color: white; RAL 9016
External design
- Without trim frame and door
- With trim frame and door
Door versions
- Standard door (Color: white; RAL 9016)
- Art line (brushed stainless steel door)
- Addition line (series of picture frames)
- Color line (series of colour doors)
- Control Panel (aluminium frame with inlaid anodised aluminium plate)
- Transparent door
Conditions for installation
- For indoor use
Type of consumer unit
- Plastic
- Non-wrap
- Break-proof
- Non-flammable
Mounting possibilities
- Surface mounting
- Flush mounting
- Hollow-wall mounting
The UK 500 Series is a harmony of engineering and design, boasting quick and flexible installation. The wall box is non-warp, non-breakable and non-flammable. It offers a large wiring space. The strain-relief comb for neat cabling is an integral part of the wall box. There are ample further pre-formed cable entry points on the sides and back of the wall box. The installation process is uncompromisingly simple, quick and well thought-out.
ABB (www.abb.com) is a leader in power and automation technologies that enable utility and industry customers to improve their performance while lowering environmental impact. The ABB Group of companies operates in around 100 countries and employs more than 110,000 people.
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