The ABB MJS7-60B is a three-pole rotary load break switch/isolator from the MJ/MJS series of manual control and switching devices. It functions as a robust main switch or functional isolator for three-phase circuits in distribution boards, control panels, and industrial enclosures.

The ABB S203-B6 is a three-pole miniature circuit breaker (MCB) from the industry-standard S200 series, featuring a "B" characteristic trip curve. This device is a compact, three-module MCB with a rated current of 6 Amperes per pole. The "B" curve is designed for the protection of circuits with very low inrush currents, providing fast and sensitive protection against short-circuits. It is the standard choice for circuits supplying purely resistive loads or loads with minimal startup surge, such as general lighting, socket outlets for small appliances, and certain control circuits.

The ABB S202-K6 is a two-pole miniature circuit breaker (MCB) from the industry-standard S200 series, featuring a specialized "K" characteristic trip curve. This device is a compact, two-module MCB with a rated current of 6 Amperes. Its defining feature is its "K" curve, which is engineered to provide optimal protection for circuits supplying loads with high inrush currents, such as transformers, solenoids, switching power supplies (SMPS), and certain types of discharge lighting (e.g., LED drivers). The K curve offers a higher magnetic trip threshold than the standard C curve, allowing it to withstand the brief but significant initial surge of current without nuisance tripping, while still providing fast and reliable protection against sustained overloads and short-circuits.

The ABB TINA 4A is an electromechanical latching relay from the versatile TINA (Terra Indicating and Auxiliary) relay series. It is a compact and reliable component designed for remote switching, signal amplification, and interlocking in control and automation circuits.

The ABB E290-16-11/230 is an electromechanical time delay relay from ABB's extensive E290 series of timing and monitoring relays. It is designed to provide precise and reliable time-based control functions in industrial automation, machinery, and process control systems.

The ABB OT63F3 is a 63-ampere, three-pole, fusible load break switch or switch-disconnector-fuse combination unit. It belongs to ABB's OT/OST series of modular switch-fuse devices, designed to provide a compact, integrated solution for circuit isolation, switching, and overcurrent protection

The ABB S202-K32 is a two-pole miniature circuit breaker (MCB) from the S200 series, featuring a specialized "K" characteristic trip curve. This device is a compact, two-module MCB with a rated current of 32 Amperes. The defining feature is its "K" curve, which is engineered specifically for the protection of circuits supplying high inrush current loads, such as transformers, solenoid valves, and certain types of discharge lighting (e.g., some LED drivers, power supplies). Compared to standard B, C, or D curves, the K curve provides a higher magnetic trip threshold to tolerate the brief but significant intrush currents without nuisance tripping, while still offering fast protection against sustained overloads and short-circuits.

The ABB MJS12-60B is a rotary load break switch / isolator switch from the versatile MJ/MJS series of manual control and switching devices. It serves as a robust and reliable main switch or functional isolator in electrical distribution boards, machine control panels, and industrial enclosures.

The ABB AUX-C 1Q1SY-Cabled 250vac/dc T4-6 is a factory-wired, modular auxiliary contact block designed specifically for attachment to ABB's Emax 2 (E2) series of air circuit breakers (ACBs) and molded case circuit breakers (MCCBs). Its article number is 1SDA054910R1.

The ABB CEPY1-2001 is a digital input (DI) module from the Freelance distributed control system (DCS) product family. It is a critical component in industrial automation, designed to interface field-mounted digital sensors and switches with the ABB Freelance control system.