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  • Rear stud (B-ST) installed

    B-ST is possible. More Details >>

    • No:24814
    • Release Date:2019/04/09 15:17
  • Arc space

    It means a space between the edge of a exhaust port and panel component ( such as wall or duct) of a circuit breaker. The arc space is needed for smoothly di... More Details >>

    • No:22373
    • Release Date:2018/08/31 14:33
  • Use in 40℃~60℃

    Operating ambient temperature is set to - 10℃ to 40℃. ( However, its average over a period of 24h does not exceed 35℃.) In the case that the ambient temperat... More Details >>

    • No:22370
    • Release Date:2018/08/31 14:33
  • Instantaneous tripping

    It is a tripping zone which instantly trips, when significantly overcurrent such as short-circuit currents flow. More Details >>

    • No:22363
    • Release Date:2018/08/31 14:33
  • Trip free

    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
  • Change Electronic relay characteristics when it is energized

    Only electricians who have enough technical knowledge should change the setting of overcurrent tripping and earth leakage tripping characteristics. Moreover,... More Details >>

    • No:22409
    • Release Date:2018/08/31 14:33
  • MCCB and MCB as terms

    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
  • Side by side installation

    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
  • How to fix conductors/wires

    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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