CSH Series Circuit Breakers(10 Products)
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• These main breakers use a combination of thermal and magnetic units to protect against overcurrent conditions.
• When a fault occurs, the breaker's thermal element responds to the increased heat causing the contacts to open, thus interrupting the current flow.
• The magnetic element of this breaker responds to the high current levels (short-circuit) and sends a signal to the breaker's operating mechanism to open the contacts and stop the current flow.

Q. What are ground fault current interrupters?

A. Ground fault current interrupters (GFCIs) are devices used to immediately break the circuit when electrical current leakage is detected, thus reducing the risk of shock and electrocution. They are installed in areas where electrical shock hazards are present, such as kitchens, bathrooms and outdoor areas.

Q. What are moulded case frames?

A. Moulded case frames are made of thermoplastic material, providing electrical insulation, chemical resistance and high mechanical strength to protect the internal components of the breaker. They hold the current-carrying components, trip devices and other mechanisms in a small space.

Q. What are ECB enclosures?

A. ECB (electronic control box) is a type of enclosure that houses electronic control systems and equipment. It is made of metal and protects against physical damage, dust and moisture. This enclosure is typically used in industrial, commercial and outdoor settings to protect electronic equipment from harsh environmental conditions.