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It is voltage which ensures withstand voltage and it is used as basis to determine insulation distance. More Details >>
- No:22362
- Release Date:2018/08/31 14:33
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It is the number that can be opened/closed per hour under the conditions specified in the standard. More Details >>
- No:22436
- Release Date:2018/08/31 14:33
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It is possible to attach closely if there is no problem about the insulation distance between live parts such as a terminal bar and load currents are 80% or ... More Details >>
- No:22400
- Release Date:2018/08/31 14:33
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How to select at Inverter circuit
Basically you have to consider the effect of harmonic waves, but there are two ways as below. 1. Refer to the recommended rated current by inverter manufactu... More Details >>
- No:22360
- Release Date:2018/08/31 14:33
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It may not trip a fault current or degrade insulation after tripping. When you connect the device in reverse, you must select a reverse-connectable model. More Details >>
- No:22345
- Release Date:2018/08/31 14:33
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Storage temperature range of MCCBs and ELCBs
It is from -25 to 55℃ in Trip or OFF position. However, it shall be in an environment without condensation and freezing even in a short time. More Details >>
- No:22426
- Release Date:2018/08/31 14:33
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It is the maximum voltage which meets the performance criteria for the rated operational voltage. More Details >>
- No:22367
- Release Date:2018/08/31 14:33
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It is possible to modify to Rear-connection type by Mitsubishi's certified staff. More Details >>
- No:22399
- Release Date:2018/08/31 14:33
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Switch disconnector is a switch compatible with IEC 60947-3 standard, and it has no overcurrent tripping element. Please use it as a switch with large switch... More Details >>
- No:22379
- 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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