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If switching of neutral pole is not needed, it is possible to use 3-pole MCCB for 3-phase 4- wire circuit. Generally, it is recommended to use 4-pole circuit... More Details >>
- No:22385
- Release Date:2018/08/31 14:33
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In order to prevent breakdowns and human injuries, it is necessary to select a control device having protection structure suitable for each purpose. The prot... More Details >>
- No:22443
- Release Date:2018/08/31 14:33
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Almost MCCBs can be connected n reverse. Check the item column of specification table "reverse connection" in the catalog. If it says "Possible", MCCB can be... More Details >>
- No:22442
- Release Date:2018/08/31 14:33
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MCCB stands for "Molded Case Circuit Breaker." This is defined in the IEC standard, IEC 60947-2 and in the UL standard, UL 489. MCB stands for "Miniature Ci... More Details >>
- No:22340
- Release Date:2018/08/31 14:33
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3P MCCB in 1-phase 2-wire circuit
It is possible. Refer to the figure for connection as below. More Details >>
- No:24811
- Release Date:2019/04/09 15:18
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Inst tripping current value of AC/DC common breaker
At time-delay tripping zone, it operates with bimetal, therefore the characteristics of AC and DC should be same if the effective values of them are same. Ho... More Details >>
- No:22392
- Release Date:2018/08/31 14:33
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Inverse time delay operating characteristic
It is a characteristic that operating time inversely become shorter as current increases. For Molded Case Circuit Breakers, protection characteristic meeting... More Details >>
- No:22387
- Release Date:2018/08/31 14:33
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AC Breakers used at DC circuit
It is not possible to use a circuit breaker for AC in DC circuit. Since the Arc-Extinguishing Device structure of circuit breaker for DC is different from th... More Details >>
- No:22381
- Release Date:2018/08/31 14:33
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It means that it does not interfere with tripping operation even if a handle is held at "ON" position. (It trips when an overcurrent flows even if a handle i... More Details >>
- No:22378
- Release Date:2018/08/31 14:33
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Large electromagnetic force will be generated between conductors/wires due to fault currents. To prevent deformation and breakage of circuit breakers and con... More Details >>
- No:22424
- Release Date:2018/08/31 14:33
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