Power Supply Voltage:120/240 VAC or DC
Operating Temperature:-25°C to +55°C
Protection Class:IP54
Communication Protocol:Modbus RTU
Relay Outputs:2
Programming Interface:RS-485
Integrating state-of-the-art technology, the ABB MPSC-2000 Programmable Trip Device is engineered to provide unparalleled reliability and precision in industrial environments. This device offers a flexible solution for motor protection, featuring customizable settings for short-circuit, overload, under-voltage, and over-voltage protection modes. It seamlessly integrates into existing automation systems through its Modbus RTU communication interface, enhancing operational efficiency.
Designed for durability and robust performance, the MPSC-2000 can withstand extreme temperatures ranging from -25°C to +60°C during operation and -40°C to +85°C for storage, ensuring continuous functionality in various industrial conditions. Its compact size, measuring 100mm x 140mm x 100mm, allows for easy installation and space optimization on the factory floor.
The device boasts 16 relay outputs, providing ample connectivity for various control scenarios. This feature is particularly advantageous in complex systems where multiple protection and control requirements are essential. Additionally, the inclusion of a high-quality relay ensures long-term reliability and minimal maintenance needs.
Manufactured using premium materials, the ABB MPSC-2000 is built to withstand harsh industrial environments without compromising performance. Its lightweight design (0.5kg) facilitates efficient handling and installation, making it a preferred choice for both new installations and retrofit applications.
Backed by ABB’s commitment to innovation and excellence, the MPSC-2000 Programmable Trip Device comes with comprehensive technical support and a wide range of accessories for customized solutions. It is compatible with a variety of ABB products and third-party systems, offering seamless integration and enhanced productivity across different industries.
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