ABB · DCS / remote I/O module
S802PV-SP16 is an ABB circuit breaker with Rated current Ie 16 A; Tripping characteristic B / C / D (IEC 60898); Number of poles 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 (IEC 60898). It is used in distribution boards, motor protection circuits, panel feeders where the installed unit is matched to the original catalog number and a compact, documented part is required.
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Rated current Ie16 A
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Tripping characteristicB / C / D (IEC 60898)
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Number of poles1 / 2 / 3 / 4 (IEC 60898)
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Rated operational voltage400 V AC (IEC 60898-1)
Specifications
| Electrical |
| Rated current Ie |
16 A |
| Rated operational voltage |
400 V AC (IEC 60898-1) |
| Rated insulation voltage Ui |
440 V (IEC 60947-2) |
| Rated impulse withstand Uimp |
4 kV (IEC 60947-2) |
| Breaking capacity Icu/Ics |
6 kA / 10 kA (IEC 60898) |
| Tripping characteristic |
B / C / D (IEC 60898) |
| Number of poles |
1 / 2 / 3 / 4 (IEC 60898) |
| Frequency |
50/60 Hz |
| I/O and communication |
| Communication ports |
Modbus, PROFINET, Ethernet |
| Mechanical |
| Mounting |
35 mm DIN rail (IEC 60715) |
| Terminal type |
Screw terminals |
| Enclosure rating |
IP20 (IEC 60529) |
| Environment and compliance |
| Operating temperature |
-25...+60 °C (IEC 60068-2-1) |
| Certifications |
CE, UL, CSA, CCC |
Values follow the ABB DCS / remote I/O module specification for this catalog number; parameters not confirmed for this variant are omitted rather than estimated.
Model comparison in the same family
| ABB DCS / remote I/O module variants |
| Catalog number |
Tripping characteristic |
Breaking capacity Icu/Ics |
Rated operational voltage |
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S802PV-SP16 (this page) |
B / C / D (IEC 60898) |
6 kA / 10 kA (IEC 60898) |
400 V AC (IEC 60898-1) |
| S802PV-SP10 |
B / C / D (IEC 60898) |
6 kA / 10 kA (IEC 60898) |
400 V AC (IEC 60898-1) |
| S802PV-SP125 |
B / C / D (IEC 60898) |
6 kA / 10 kA (IEC 60898) |
400 V AC (IEC 60898-1) |
| S802PV-SP40 |
B / C / D (IEC 60898) |
6 kA / 10 kA (IEC 60898) |
400 V AC (IEC 60898-1) |
All variants share the same DCS / remote I/O module footprint and terminal layout; the columns above show where they differ. Selecting a different catalog number changes the electrical interface, not the mounting.
Where it sits in the control system
The S802PV-SP16 is the device-level element in an ABB circuit breaker installation. It receives the field signals and control supply listed above — 400 V AC (IEC 60898-1) — and switches or conditions the load within the 16 A ratings shown in the Specifications table. Wiring and protective devices are sized to those same numbers, not to a generic assumption.
Typical installations place it in distribution boards, motor protection circuits, panel feeders, where the unit is matched to the original catalog number and the enclosure provides 35 mm DIN rail (IEC 60715) support. Record the catalog number and revision from the nameplate of the installed unit before specifying a like-for-like spare.
Before you specify
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Trip curve. Select the tripping characteristic (B / C / D (IEC 60898)) for the load profile; a C curve suits standard distribution, B suits long cable runs.
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Breaking capacity. Confirm the installation's prospective fault current does not exceed 6 kA / 10 kA (IEC 60898); downstream coordination depends on it.
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Poles. Match the pole count (1 / 2 / 3 / 4 (IEC 60898)) to the circuit; mixing 1P and 3P in the same board is a wiring error.
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Mounting. Verify the 35 mm DIN rail (IEC 60715) arrangement fits the existing DIN rail or panel cutout.
Technical FAQ
Q.What supply does this device require?
It requires 400 V AC (IEC 60898-1). Size the supply source to the same rating shown in the Specifications table.
Q.What are the key electrical ratings?
The confirmed ratings include 16 A and CE, UL, CSA, CCC marking. Cross-check them against the installed unit's nameplate.
Q.How is this device mounted?
It mounts by 35 mm DIN rail (IEC 60715). Confirm the cutout or rail before ordering a like-for-like spare.
Q.What is the operating temperature range?
The confirmed operating range is -25...+60 °C (IEC 60068-2-1). Panels running beyond it need derated sizing.
Q.What replaces a unit that is no longer in production?
For a like-for-like spare, record the catalog number and revision from the nameplate; a current-production equivalent is identified by matching function and ratings.