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Description
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Residual current operated circuit-breakers are amperometric protection devices which trip when the system leaks a significant current to earth.
They continuously calculate the vector sum of the single-phase or three-phase system line currents and, while the sum is equal to zero, they allow electricity to be supplied; supply is rapidly interrupted if the sum exceeds a value preset according to the sensitivity of the device.
ABB Offers
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Residual Current Breakers with Overload Protection RCBo
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Residual Current Devices RCD Blocks
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Residual Current Devices RCDs
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Schneider Electric Motor circuit breakers
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GV2 Motor circuit breakers
Magnetic and thermal magnetic motor circuit-breakers up to 15 kW, suitable for a variety of applications.
GV3 Motor circuit breakers
Panel or Din rail mounted, rotary operated circuit breakers with short circuit and overload protection up to 65 amps.
GV7 Motor circuit breakers
An ingenious alliance of electronic and electromechanical technology, the model GV7 range of thermal magnetic motor circuit-breakers provides more effective protection, ideal for top-of-the-range applications.
GB2 Control circuit breakers
Designed especially for the protection of control circuits in industrial equipment has a magnetic tripping threshold up to 16 times the nominal rating. Ideal for withstanding high transient peak currents encountered in the pull in of contactors |
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Schneider Electric RCCB
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Description
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AC class
For general distribution in lighting and power circuit or applications with mixed loads.
A class
Use in commercial applications where equipment like fans, pumps and induction cookers are present
Si type
Use where there is a high risk of disturbance from lightning strokes, electronic ballasts, switching surges
SiE type
As the Si type but with additional environmental protection for installations in aggressive and corrosive areas, marinas swimming pools
B type
Use to provide protection for variable speed drives, battery chargers and inverters
RED type
Use in remote or unmanned application for automatic restoration of the supply following a transient fault
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Havells – ELCBs (RCCB)
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Description
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The flow of current through electrical facilities always involves risks. Poorly insulated equipment, faulty wires and incorrect use of an electrical device cause currents to flow through the wrong path (i.e., through the insulation) to the earth. This current is called 'Leakage Current'.
Earth Leakage is an electrical hazard and is responsible for electrical shocks and fire risk. Earth Leakage and its associated hazard can be prevented by residual current circuit breaker (RCCB), also popularly known as Earth Leakage Circuit Breaker (ELCB).
Range :
16A to 63A
30mA, 100mA, 300mA
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