The ABB S254S‑D16 is a 4‑pole miniature circuit breaker (MCB) from ABB’s System pro M compact S200 series, designed to provide reliable overload and short‑circuit protection in low‑voltage electrical distribution systems. It features a Type D thermal‑magnetic trip characteristic, making it suitable for circuits with high inrush currents, such as those feeding motors, transformers, and inductive loads. The breaker mounts on a standard DIN rail (TH35) and offers clear ON/OFF toggle indication, compact modular construction, and robust performance for residential, commercial, and industrial applications. It can also be equipped with accessories such as auxiliary contacts or shunt trips to expand functionality.

The ABB OFAFC3GG630 is a high‑rupturing‑capacity (HRC) fuse link designed for use in low‑voltage industrial power distribution systems. It belongs to ABB’s range of gG‑type full‑range protection fuse elements, providing reliable overcurrent protection for circuits feeding motors, transformers, substations, feeders, and general power distribution installations. The fuse link is intended to be installed in suitably rated fuse holders or switch‑fuse disconnectors to safely interrupt fault currents and protect equipment and cables from damage. It combines robust construction with precise current‑limiting characteristics for enhanced safety and system continuity.

The ABB S202M‑C6DC is a 2‑pole miniature circuit breaker (MCB) from the ABB System pro M compact S200MDC range, specifically designed for DC electrical protection applications. It provides reliable overload and short‑circuit protection in DC power distribution systems and industrial control circuits. The breaker features a Type C thermal‑magnetic trip characteristic, suitable for circuits with moderate inrush currents, and is engineered for high breaking capacity up to 10 kA at its rated DC voltage. With a compact design for DIN‑rail mounting, clear ON/OFF indication, and robust terminal connections, the S202M‑C6DC is suitable for protective and switching roles in industrial equipment, renewable energy systems, battery‑powered systems, and other DC‑based installations.

The ABB S203M‑D25 is a three‑pole miniature circuit breaker (MCB) from the ABB System pro M compact S200M range, designed to provide reliable overload and short‑circuit protection in electrical distribution systems. It features a thermal‑magnetic trip mechanism with a Type D tripping characteristic, making the breaker suitable for circuits with high inrush currents such as motors, transformers, and heavy loads. The compact design allows for DIN‑rail mounting, and the device offers clear ON/OFF status indication on the actuator, making it ideal for residential, commercial, and industrial power distribution panels.

The ABB CP1‑10R‑02 is a compact non‑illuminated flush pushbutton switch designed for industrial control panels, machinery operator stations, and automation systems. It features a red flush actuator with a momentary (spring return) action and two normally closed (2 NC) contacts for use in control and safety circuits. The device is part of ABB’s CP1 compact pilot device range, offering a space‑efficient design and high protection levels against dust and water ingress on the front face. The pushbutton is built with a durable black plastic bezel and a robust enclosure suitable for harsh environments, making it ideal for signaling, start/stop control, and manual trigger functions in electrical control circuits.

The ABB S201‑C6 is a compact, single‑pole miniature circuit breaker (MCB) from ABB’s System Pro M Compact S200 series. It is designed for reliable overload and short‑circuit protection in residential, commercial, and light industrial electrical distribution systems. The breaker features a C‑curve thermal‑magnetic trip characteristic, making it suitable for protecting circuits with moderate inrush currents such as lighting, small motors, and general branch circuits. It mounts easily on a standard DIN rail and provides clear ON/OFF status indication with a compact toggling actuator. The device is built to fit in space‑limited panels while delivering robust performance and compliance with modern safety standards.

The ABB C3SS1‑10R‑20 is a compact 3‑position selector switch designed for industrial control panels, machine operator stations, and automation systems. It features a short rotary handle with red actuator and a non‑illuminated design, offering clear manual selection across three maintained positions (A, B, C). The switch includes two normally open (NO) contacts and is engineered for secure and reliable performance in demanding environments. Its compact 22 mm panel mount configuration and robust plastic bezel provide excellent mechanical durability while saving panel space, making it ideal for control logic selection, mode switching, and manual input functions.

The ABB KC6‑40E 220‑240 V DC is a compact miniature contactor relay designed for use in industrial, commercial, and residential electrical control systems. It belongs to the ABB KC6 series of mini contactor relays and features a DC‑operated coil for control from 220 – 240 V DC supply. The device provides four normally open (4 NO) contact poles, making it suitable for switching control and signal circuits, small loads, or auxiliary switching tasks where space is limited. The relay has screw‑terminal connections and a low‑power hum‑free coil, and is engineered for reliable performance with long mechanical life. Typical applications include control panels, automation systems, power distribution, and motor control circuits where efficient signal switching is required.

The ABB OA1G10 is a compact auxiliary contact block designed to provide an additional normally open (NO) contact for industrial control devices such as disconnect switches, contactors, and motor starters. It is part of ABB’s range of auxiliary accessories used to extend the functionality of control and protection equipment by offering reliable status feedback or control switching functions.

The ABB NF22E‑13 is a 4‑pole contactor relay / auxiliary contactor relay designed for industrial control and automation applications. It is used to switch auxiliary and control circuits in electrical panels, machinery and control systems. The relay features two Normally Open (NO) and two Normally Closed (NC) contacts, enabling flexible control and feedback functions in automation logic or interlock circuits. The device supports a wide coil voltage range (100–250 V AC/DC), making it suitable for use with mixed control systems that operate on either AC or DC control supplies.