Final Distribution Products

Final Distribution Products

Final Distribution Products

 

Miniature Circuit Breaker (MCB)
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miniature circuit breaker (MCB) automatically switches off electrical circuit during an abnormal condition of the network means in overload condition as well as faulty condition. Nowadays we use an MCB in low voltage electrical network instead of a fuse. Eaton MCB’s are with B, C & D curves, each signifies the overload’s it can withhold & can operate.

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Residual Current Circuit Breaker (RCCB)
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An RCD is a sensitive safety device that switches off electricity automatically if there is a fault. This device is basically an electrical wiring device whose function is to disconnect the circuit whenever there is leakage of current flow from the human body, or the current flow is not balanced between the phase conductors. It is the best device for detecting and taking care of electrical leakage currents, so it gives protection against electric shock or electrocution caused by direct contacts. RCCB is usually used in series with an MCB. The MCB protects the RCCB from over-current and short-circuits current. Both neutral and phase wires are connected through an RCCB.  The combination of these two devices provides a very effective form of protection from electric shock, and it is widely used for protection against a leakage current of about 30,100 and 200mA.

 

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Surge Protection Devices (SPD)
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Range:
• Voltage range: 75VAC to 580VAC
• IEC Class: T1, T1+T2, T2
• Pole configuration:1P, 2P, 3P, 4P, 1P+NPE,
3P+NPE
• Earthing system: TN, TN-C, TN-S, TT, IT
• Conforms to standard : IEC 61643
 
Features:
• Indication of fault
• Series available for PV and Wind application
• Potential free contact

 

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Arc Fault Detecting Device (AFDD+)
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• “All-in-one” device
• Short-circuit and overload
• RCD
• AFDD
• Safely detects arcs above 1A
• Simple, easy and robust installation
• Electronic detection of the HF pattern
• Safe and quick detection
• Low nuisance tripping (quality differentiator)
• Only one device per outlet circuit
• Too many different loads may mask the signal
• “Cross talk” test Cross Talk is test conducted according to IEC
62606:2013. A disturbance, caused by electromagnetic interference,
along a circuit or a cable pair. A telecommunication signal disrupts a
signal in an adjacent circuit and can cause the signals to become
confused and cross over each other.
• Only the right AFDD shall trip (not the neighboring device)

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