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ABB S202MR-K32 — 2-Pole MCB (DIN Rail)

ABB S202MR-K32 Miniature Circuit Breaker, 32 A, 2-Pole, Curv

MPNS202MR-K32

ABB S202MR-K32, 2-pole miniature circuit breaker, 32 A, Trip Curve K, 277 VAC, 10 kA interrupting capacity, DIN rail mount.

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Specifications

S202MR-K32 — Specifications
ParameterValue
Amps32
TypeTrip Curve K
Poles2
MountingDIN Rail
Volts AC277
Breaking capacity10 kA

Product details

Curve K's magnetic trip threshold (typically 8–12× rated current) means it holds through the higher inrush of motor starting or solenoid engagement without nuisance tripping, while still providing short-circuit protection. The 2-pole configuration switches both line conductors simultaneously, which is standard for single-phase 277 V circuits or two legs of a 480Y/277 V system.

For BOM-line commitment, the 32 A rating and Curve K characteristic are the two specs that confirm fit against the circuit design.

Deployment context

The compact 2-pole footprint (roughly 36 mm wide for the S200 series) leaves room for adjacent breakers, contactors, or terminal blocks in a crowded panel layout.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get current pricing and availability for S202MR-K32?

The S202MR-K32 is sourced and quoted to order against an RFQ through independent distribution. Availability and current pricing are confirmed at quote time — submit an RFQ for a firm price and lead-time estimate.

What is S202MR-K32's listed amps and type?

The S202MR-K32 is rated 32 A with Trip Curve K characteristic, 2 poles, 277 VAC, and a 10 kA interrupting capacity.

Will S202MR-K32 drop into a panel specified around S202M-B10 without rewiring?

Both the S202MR-K32 and the S202M-B10 share the same 2-pole DIN rail footprint and 277 VAC voltage rating, so the physical mounting and wiring connections are identical. The difference is the trip curve — Curve K (S202MR-K32) versus Curve B (S202M-B10) — and the interrupting capacity: 10 kA for the K32 versus 6 kA for the B10. If the panel's fault current is under 6 kA and the circuit needs the faster magnetic trip of Curve B, the B10 is the correct fit; for motor or transformer loads with higher inrush, the K32's Curve K characteristic is the better choice.

MPN
S202MR-K32