ABB AUX T1...T6 3Q 1SY – Changeover Auxiliary Contact Block

ABB AUX T1...T6 3Q 1SY – Changeover Auxiliary Contact Block
Model: 1SDA051369R1

Upgrade your circuit breaker setup with the ABB AUX T1...T6 3Q 1SY auxiliary contact block. Designed for seamless integration with ABB SACE Tmax T series (T1 to T6), this accessory includes 3 changeover contacts for open/close indication and 1 dedicated changeover for tripped status—making it easier to monitor and maintain your systems. A reliable addition to any electrical distribution panel, it conforms to IEC standards and supports flexible configurations.

Key Features at a Glance:

• ✅ Product Type: Accessory – Changeover auxiliary contact block

• ✅ Configuration: 3 CO (SPDT) contacts + 1 CO for tripped indication

• ✅ Suitable for: T1, T2, T3, T4, T5, T6 (SACE Tmax T series)

• ✅ Conforms to: IEC standards

• ✅ Mounting Type: Loose or configurable setup

• ✅ Compact Net Weight: 0.04 kg

• ✅ Product ID: 1SDA051369R1

Why Choose This Product

This ABB auxiliary contact block enhances the functionality of your circuit protection system by offering clear, real-time indication of breaker status—open, closed, and tripped. Its universal compatibility with the Tmax T range and adherence to international standards make it a dependable and flexible choice for engineers and electricians aiming for streamlined maintenance and better system diagnostics.

Ideal For:

• Electrical Distribution Panels

• Industrial Automation Systems

• Commercial Building Installations

• Control Panel Manufacturers

• Power Management Solutions

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❓ FAQs

Can this accessory be installed on all Tmax T series breakers?
Yes, it's suitable for T1 through T6 models in the SACE Tmax T range.

Does it comply with international electrical standards?
Yes, it adheres to IEC standards.

What does the tripped contact indicate?
It provides a clear signal when the breaker is in the tripped position for improved diagnostics.