ABB 2CCS800900R0041 S800-RD Rotary Operating Drive

Product Overview

S800-RD (S800RD), Product ID 2CCS800900R0041, is a rotary drive accessory designed for ABB S800 series miniature circuit breakers. It enables safe and convenient rotary operation for panel-mounted and door-mounted switchgear systems without opening the enclosure door.

The rotary drive is widely used in industrial power distribution systems, photovoltaic installations, data centers, and motor control cabinets. It provides reliable mechanical operation, improved operator safety, and clear breaker status indication. The S800-RD supports multiple ABB S800 breaker families, offering a standardized solution for switchgear integration.

Technical Specifications

FAQs

Which ABB breaker series are compatible with the S800-RD?

The S800-RD is compatible with the ABB S800 breaker family, including S800S, S800N, S800C, S800B, S800P, S800HV, S800U, and S800PV models.

Does the S800-RD include an external handle or extension shaft?

No. The S800-RD is the rotary drive mechanism only. Additional door handles and extension shafts may be required depending on the cabinet design and installation depth.

Is the S800-RD compliant with RoHS and REACH requirements?

Yes. The product complies with current RoHS and REACH regulations and supports industrial environmental compliance requirements.

What is the main purpose of the S800-RD?

The device converts the breaker toggle movement into rotary operation, allowing external control of the circuit breaker through the cabinet door. This improves operational safety and supports door interlocking systems.

Engineering & Installation Guide

• Mechanical Alignment: Ensure the breaker is in the OFF position before installing the rotary drive mechanism to avoid misalignment or excessive wear.
• Environmental Protection: For door-mounted installations, confirm the external handle and sealing components match the required enclosure IP rating.
• Extension Shaft Sizing: Measure the cabinet depth carefully when selecting an extension shaft. Incorrect shaft length may create excessive mechanical stress on the rotary mechanism.