ABB 2CCA183446R0001 ABB Modular DIN-Rail Devices

Razz Middle East supplies ABB modular DIN-rail devices in Saudi Arabia, sourced to order against the 2C-prefixed catalogue reference. These are the 17.5 mm-pitch components that fill a distribution board beside the breakers: residual current devices, modular contactors and relays, timers, surge protective devices, energy meters, signalling and auxiliary units. Each item is quoted per part number and delivered duty-paid, with a typical lead time of three weeks.

ABB 2CCA183446R0001

This page covers ABB part number 2CCA183446R0001 — ABB Modular DIN-Rail Devices. Quote the full part number with your enquiry and the item is unambiguous: one part number identifies one exact product variant, including options that are not visible in the description.

About ABB Modular DIN-Rail Devices

This group is defined by a mounting standard rather than a function: everything clips to a 35 mm DIN rail and occupies whole multiples of the 17.5 mm module. Within that constraint ABB's System pro M compact range covers several distinct jobs.

Residual current protection is the largest part of it. F200-type RCCBs sense earth leakage without protecting against overcurrent; DS-type RCBOs combine that leakage sensing with an integral miniature circuit breaker in one or two modules; and add-on residual current blocks bolt onto an existing MCB. Type AC, A, F and B versions differ in the leakage waveform they can detect, which is why an RCD in front of a variable-speed drive is not the same device as one in front of a lighting circuit. Alongside these sit ESB-type modular contactors for lighting and heating loads switched from a timeclock or BMS, CT-range electronic timers with multiple functions selected on the front, staircase and impulse switches, surge protective devices for the incoming and sub-distribution positions, DIN-rail energy meters, indicator lamps, auxiliary and signal contacts and busbar comb sets. The 2C reference is the only place the exact variant is recorded.

ABB Modular DIN-Rail Devices in Saudi Arabia

Modular devices go into every distribution board in the Kingdom, from a villa consumer unit to a plant sub-board. Residual current protection is the part that matters most locally: socket circuits, wet areas, kitchens, external lighting and site power on construction packages at NEOM and the Red Sea projects are all specified with RCD protection, and current wiring practice pushes it into more circuits than older installations had. Type A and Type F devices are increasingly specified because variable-speed pumps, inverter air-conditioning and LED drivers all put DC components into the leakage current, and a plain Type AC device will not see them reliably. Modular contactors and timers control mosque, car park and street lighting and irrigation pumps. Surge protective devices matter in the Central Province, where summer storms produce real transient activity, and on rooftop PV systems. Boards run on a 380/400 V, 60 Hz SEC supply, and imported components are subject to SASO conformity.

Ordering and lead time

Give the full 2C reference from the front of the device. References here differ by a couple of characters for meaningful reasons: 2CSM228715R0802 and 2CSM228725R0802 are separate items, and among residual current devices the same physical size covers 30 mA and 300 mA sensitivities and Type AC, A, F and B sensing. When ordering an RCD or RCBO, confirm the pole count, rated current, tripping sensitivity and type letter; for a modular contactor or timer, confirm the coil or supply voltage and the contact arrangement; for a surge device, confirm whether it is the incoming or downstream position and whether you also need the replaceable cartridge. Module width matters as much as rating when a board is already full, so tell us the space available. Items are sourced to order, with a typical lead time of three weeks, delivered duty-paid.

Specifications are taken from the supplier's published catalogue data. Confirm against the manufacturer's current datasheet before ordering.