Abb su202m-c15 Miniature Circuit Breaker 15A 2P UL489

Product Description

The ABB su202m-c15 is a 2-pole miniature circuit breaker from the SU200M Series, rated at 15 amps with a Type C trip curve. It is designed for branch circuit protection in both AC and DC applications, supporting up to 480 Y/277 volts AC and 96 volts DC. Built to meet UL 489, CSA, and IEC standards, this breaker is suited for use in North American and international electrical installations. Licensed electricians install this device in panelboards, load centers, and control panels where reliable overcurrent protection is required for branch circuits.

The su202m-c15 is appropriate for commercial and industrial applications where AC or DC branch circuit protection is needed within a single device. Its Type C trip curve makes it well-suited for loads with moderate inrush current, such as motors and transformers. The breaker mounts on standard DIN rail, making it compatible with a wide range of enclosures and distribution equipment used in both North American and global markets. It is fully compatible with System pro M compact UL 489 accessories.

Key Features

• Type C trip curve for moderate inrush current applications including motors and transformers
• Rated for 15 amps continuous current
• 2-pole configuration for line-to-line or line-to-neutral branch circuit protection
• Supports AC voltage up to 480 Y/277 volts and DC voltage up to 96 volts
• UL 489, CSA, and IEC approved for North American and international use
• DIN rail mount for fast, tool-minimal installation in standard enclosures

Compatibility

Compatible with System pro M compact UL 489 accessories. Designed for UL 489 branch circuit protection applications in AC and DC systems across North American and global markets.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and any applicable local codes. De-energize the panel and verify absence of voltage before installing or servicing this breaker. Secure the breaker firmly onto a compatible DIN rail and verify all conductor terminations are properly seated before restoring power. Confirm the trip curve and amperage rating are appropriate for the connected load before commissioning.