SONTUOEC supplier's Moulded Case Circuit Breaker (MCCB) is an electrical protective device used to protect circuits and equipment from overloads, short circuits, and other electrical faults. It is more reliable and can withstand higher current values compared to miniature circuit breakers (MCBs). Molded case circuit breakers are commonly used in industrial, commercial, and large residential applications where higher current capacity and advanced protection features are required.
Highly rugged: Designed to withstand harsh industrial environments.
Flexibility: Adjustable tripping settings allow customization for a variety of applications.
Reliability: Provides reliable protection for high-current circuits.
Safety: Provides rapid shutdown in the event of a fault, minimizing damage and fire risk.
Electric Moulded Case Circuit Breaker is a kind of electrical equipment with protection functions such as overload, short circuit and under voltage. Its working principle is that under normal operating conditions, the circuit breaker is in a closed state, when the circuit overload, short circuit or under voltage and other faults, the circuit breaker will automatically disconnect the circuit, so as to protect the circuit and the safety of the equipment.
Read MoreSend InquirySTS3 SERIES 3P/4P MCCB is a well-known manufacturer of electrical equipment and its molded case circuit breakers have a wide range of applications in the field of electrical protection. Mccbs are manufactured using advanced technology and high-quality materials, and are characterized by high precision, high reliability, and long life.
Read MoreSend InquiryLaser Printing Molded Case Circuit Breaker MCCB is an electrical device used to protect circuits with a shell wrapping and an interior containing key components such as contacts, fuses and electromagnetic releases. When the current exceeds the set value, the fuse will blow quickly, triggering the electromagnetic release to act, causing the contacts to open quickly, thus cutting off the circuit and preventing damage to electrical equipment due to overload or short circuit.
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