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ABB S202MUC-K63 — 2-Pole MCB (DIN Rail)

ABB S202MUC-K63 S200MUC 2P K 63 A MCB, DIN Rail

MPNS202MUC-K63

ABB S200MUC series, MCB, 2-pole, 63 A, Trip Curve K, 277 VAC / 500 VDC, 6 kA AC / 10 kA DC interrupting capacity, DIN-rail mount.

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Independent China distributor & sourcing agent· Listing updated Sep 2026

Specifications

S202MUC-K63 — Specifications
ParameterValue
Amps63
TypeTrip Curve K
Poles2
MountingDIN Rail
Volts AC277
Volts DC500
Breaking capacity6 kA
Interrupt rating DC10 kA

Product details

The ABB S202MUC-K63 is a 2-pole miniature circuit breaker from the S200MUC series, rated at 63 A with a Trip Curve K characteristic. The K curve means the magnetic trip operates between 10× and 14× In (630 A to 882 A peak), which is deliberately set above the inrush of transformers, solenoid valves, and motor starters so the breaker holds through the start transient and only clears a hard fault. On a 277 VAC line-to-neutral or a 500 VDC battery string, the interrupting capacity is 6 kA AC and 10 kA DC respectively — that's the fault current the breaker can safely extinguish without welding contacts or rupturing the housing. The 2-pole configuration lets it switch both phase and neutral on a split-phase circuit, or both poles in a DC system where polarity isolation matters.

Frequently asked questions

What is the S202MUC-K63's interrupting capacity?

6 kA at 277 VAC and 10 kA at 500 VDC. The AC rating is suitable for most commercial and industrial distribution panels where the prospective fault current stays under 6 kA; the DC rating covers battery banks and solar combiner boxes up to 500 V.

Will the S202MUC-K63 drop into a panel built for the S202M-B10?

Mechanically yes — both are 2-pole DIN-rail breakers with the same 36 mm module width and terminal layout. Electrically no: the K curve on this part trips magnetically at 10–14× In, while the B curve on the S202M-B10 trips at 3–5× In. If the panel's wiring and load are sized for 10 A on a B curve, dropping in a 63 A K curve will not provide the same fault protection and may not coordinate with downstream devices. The physical swap is possible; the protection scheme is not equivalent.

Where can I buy the S202MUC-K63?

Sourced and quoted to order against an RFQ through independent industrial-automation distribution. Availability and current pricing are confirmed at quote time — submit an RFQ for a firm price and lead-time commitment.

MPN
S202MUC-K63