How to read a Miniature Circuit Breaker (MCB) nameplate?

In this video Electrical Engineering Planet will teach you how to read every single detail on the nameplate of Miniature Circuit Breaker (MCB)
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Great work in producing this type of video.
Would you explain in more detail the energy class (1, 2 & 3) please
Regards John

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Weldon, your explanation helped.

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[@IAmThe_RA]

Can this type of MCB be used like a main isolator switch in a single phase installation (meaning the incoming phase and neutral are connected pole to 1&3 respectively and their outputs will be pole 2&4 respectively)?

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How to really identify polarized and non polarized mcbs? Most of them are marked with (+ )ve & (-)ve symbols.

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what is the difference between AF and AT circuit breaker ratings ? thank you

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[@nasrahmed9093]

As shown in curves it take a specific time to trip, moreover why we are choosing the MCCB rate current to be equal 1.25 full load?
As example: heater current = 12 Amp
MCCB ==> B16

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Thank you for your question 😊 we increase mccb rating current for protection purposes,, to take into consideration the temporary overload current and inrush current

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Why there was no operational symbol on the second mcb?

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What is frame rating in mcb?

[@danialmohamad1834]

Hi, are fuses also have this kind of tripping curves? Or this only apply for MCB only? Thanks for your assist!

[@electricalengineeringplane6620]

thank you for this question, no it doesn't have these tripping curves

[@manout-kidin8735]

So a C16 MCB will keep working if 16amps current drawn by a AC stabilizer (100% rated current load @ 230 volts ) runs through it day n night 24*7 ( in case of inverter AC ) & will only trip when amps exceed 10 time the rated amps (short circuit ) or voltage drops ( below 200 volts ) and AC stabilizer starts drawing more amps causing overload situation right ?

[@electricalengineeringplane6620]

Yes that's right, if current exceeds 16amps (let's say 18amps for example) after a time that you can calculate on the curve the breaker will trip, this increase of current could be because of drop in voltage or increase of load(power)

[@winner1338]

3:23 Isn't that Icn ?
5:24 If 6000 is Icu, why i don't see the value of 6000 under Icu?

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3 phase how to install in 2phase

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Sir how can identify if reversable or non reversable?

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C20 code ka meaning batao

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Thank you, Can you please clarify your question

[@sajidengr1673]

not saying anything about C60N .. ???

[@electricalengineeringplane6620]

1:25 ,this is the product number, you can use it along with catalog number to find out the breaker on internet