MCB
MCB
| Code | 6A-32A | Code | 40A | Code | 63A | Master Pkg | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SP | MC-01 | 140.00 | MC-02 | 190.00 | MC-03 | 250.00 | 360 pcs |
| SPN | MC-11 | 310.00 | MC-17 | 360.00 | MC-18 | 400.00 | 180 pcs |
| TP | MC-36 | 550.00 | MC-37 | 590.00 | MC-38 | 810.00 | 120 pcs |
| TPN | MC-46 | 670.00 | MC-47 | 720.00 | MC-48 | 960.00 | 90 pcs |
MCB stands for "Miniature Circuit Breaker." It is an electrical device used to protect electrical circuits from overloads and short circuits. MCBs are a crucial component in electrical distribution boards and consumer units in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. Here are some key features and functions of MCBs:
MCBs are designed to automatically disconnect the electrical circuit when there is an excessive current flow, which could occur due to overloading. Overloading can lead to overheating and potential damage to wiring and devices.
MCBs also protect against short circuits, which happen when there is a direct, low-resistance path for current flow. Short circuits can result in high current levels that can lead to fires and equipment damage.
MCBs have a trip mechanism that responds to abnormal current conditions. When the current exceeds a predetermined threshold for a certain period, the MCB trips and opens the circuit, interrupting the flow of electricity.
Unlike traditional fuses, MCBs are resettable. Once the fault is rectified (e.g., removing the overload or fixing a short circuit), the MCB can be manually reset to restore power.
