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It is a button in order to trip MCCB. It is used for regular inspection of the switching mechanism, and trip condition of MCCB when Alarm switch (AL) and Shu... More Details >>
- No:22444
- Release Date:2018/08/31 14:33
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lower limit of operational voltage for DC
It is DC 24V. More Details >>
- No:24816
- Release Date:2019/04/09 15:17
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Calorific value of the circuit breaker
1. The internal resistance (per pole) is described in the catalog and technical notes. 2. Power consumption (W) = RI^2 x Poles = Resistance (Ω) x Load curre... More Details >>
- No:38025
- Release Date:2021/01/22 17:39
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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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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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Operating characteristics described in our catalog (if there is no "Note" particularly) mean operating time when it starts to carry current from the conditio... More Details >>
- No:22374
- 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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No, you must not use 2-pole circuit breaker as 1-pole circuit breaker (series connection as only single phase ). If using it as 1-pole circuit breaker, these... More Details >>
- No:22382
- 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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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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