The ABB T5S630 PR221DS‑LS/I R630 P MP 3P is a heavy‑duty three‑pole molded case circuit breaker (MCCB) from ABB’s Tmax T5 series, designed to provide reliable protection and switching for low‑voltage electrical distribution systems. It incorporates an electronic trip unit (PR221DS‑LS/I) offering adjustable thermal and magnetic protection with performance level S, suitable for protecting circuits and electrical equipment from overloads, short circuits, and fault conditions. The breaker has a fixed installation style with front connection terminals and robust construction for industrial, commercial, and power distribution applications.

The ABB AF50‑40 is a robust industrial power contactor designed for switching and controlling three‑phase electrical power circuits. It features a block‑type configuration with four main poles, allowing it to handle AC loads such as motors, heaters, and other resistive or slightly inductive applications. The contactor is equipped with an electronic coil interface that accepts a wide range of control voltages in both AC and DC, enabling flexible operation in different control systems. It offers reliable performance even under voltage fluctuations and dip conditions, with compact dimensions for panel mounting. The design supports auxiliary contact blocks and accessories for expanded control and signalling.

The ABB MOD600ADOM4R is a digital output module designed for use in ABB’s RIO600 remote I/O automation system. It provides four independent digital output channels that interface field devices such as indicators, relays, valves, and actuators to a distributed control or automation system. The module forms part of a modular I/O architecture, allowing flexible expansion and configuration of remote sensing and control functions in industrial automation, power distribution, and process control applications. It is built to withstand industrial environments with robust electrical and mechanical performance.

The ABB AF305‑30 is a heavy‑duty three‑phase contactor designed for switching and controlling industrial power circuits and motors. It belongs to ABB’s AF series of contactors, which are widely used in motor control, distribution, bypass, and isolation applications in industrial and commercial electrical systems. The device features three main power poles and can be equipped with auxiliary contacts for status feedback and control logic. Its coil accepts a broad range of control voltages in both AC and DC, and built‑in surge suppression helps reduce energy consumption and improve reliability. The robust design ensures distinct switching performance, even under unstable supply conditions, and allows use in demanding environments with wide voltage variations.

The ABB OVR T2 3N 80‑275S P TS QS is a Type 2 surge protective device (SPD) designed to protect low‑voltage electrical systems from transient overvoltages caused by lightning strikes and switching surges. It is intended for installation near the service entrance or load distribution point on a DIN‑rail and is compatible with three‑phase TN‑S and TT power distribution systems. The device features multiple protection stages to divert surge energy safely to ground, limiting the voltage seen by downstream equipment. It incorporates visual and auxiliary signalling for operational and maintenance feedback and is suitable for residential, commercial, and industrial distribution panels where enhanced surge protection is required.

The ABB AS09‑30‑10‑25 AC220V is a three‑pole AC contactor designed for reliable switching and control of three‑phase power circuits. It is commonly used to control motors and other loads in industrial, commercial, and automation applications with supply voltages up to 690 V AC or 220 V DC. The contactor features a block‑type design with three main power contacts and at least one built‑in auxiliary contact for control feedback. It is coil‑operated with a 220 V AC control voltage and offers a compact modular form factor that can be mounted in panels or control cabinets. The unit is suitable for switching non‑inductive or slightly inductive loads and can be paired with a range of accessories for expanded functionality.

The ABB S202‑K4 is a 2‑pole miniature circuit breaker from ABB’s System pro M compact S200 series designed to provide reliable overload and short‑circuit protection in low‑voltage electrical circuits. It uses a thermal‑magnetic trip unit with a K‑type characteristic, which provides enhanced tolerance for inrush currents and quick response to fault conditions. The compact DIN‑rail mountable device is suitable for residential, commercial, and industrial electrical panels, offering robust protection and visual ON/OFF status indication

The ABB TINA 8A is a safety connection block designed to provide a centralized interface for up to eight safety devices in a dynamic safety communication loop (such as ABB Vital or Pluto safety systems). It serves as a connection node that allows multiple DYNlink‑compatible safety sensors (e.g., emergency stops, safety switches, light curtains) to be connected via M12 connectors. Each sensor’s signal can be wired independently to the block, simplifying cabling and improving installation flexibility in safety‑critical automation systems. The unit features a rugged enclosure with high protection rating suitable for harsh industrial environments and supports widely used safety controller platforms.

The ABB MS2X‑2.5 is a compact manual motor starter and motor protection circuit breaker designed to provide reliable overload, short‑circuit, and phase‑failure protection for small motors and motor circuits. It features an adjustable current range of 1.6 – 2.5 A, allowing it to be set to the appropriate motor load requirements. The device combines manual ON/OFF switching with protective functions in a single modular unit that can be mounted on DIN rails in motor control panels. It is commonly used in industrial and commercial applications where simple, fuseless motor protection and control is needed.

The ABB MJS5‑40B is a modular 4‑position joystick control switch designed for industrial control panels and operator stations. It belongs to ABB’s modular pilot device range and is intended for mounting in standard 22 mm panel cutouts. The joystick provides maintained (latching) operation in four directions (up, down, left, right) without automatically returning to center, offering reliable manual control of machinery and processes. The unit is supplied as the actuator mechanism only and is to be complemented with appropriate contact blocks to create a complete switch assembly. It features a rugged plastic housing with high protection ratings for use in harsh industrial environments.