B C D K Z Type of MCB And their Uses | Types of miniature circuit breaker

[@taimoorshah8230]

why would a c10 MCB would trip if 30 amp is flowing why not 11amp. it doesn't makes sense. c10 is suppose to trip if 10amp exceeds to 10.1 amp. i am confused. and what ive heard and learned from my past experience, if c10 is constantly being used for an appliance which take around or almost 10 amp will eventually fail. so its not preferred to be used for this type of application. always use a MCB which is little higher in amps, like 12 to 16 amps.

[@TheElectricalGuy]

C term is used for how fast the MCB will trip if the current flow 3times 4times more than the current rating of MCB

[@aurelienritter7259]

I find that very confusing too, i thought a 10A mcb would trip when it gets 11A current, not 30A. It does not make sense to me, sorry

[@bashiruosman473]

You are welcome. You are a good lecturer. May the almighty Allah increase you in knowledge.

[@TheElectricalGuy]

Many many thanks

[@ma77212]

Hi can you please explain one thing. If for example we have a solar system in which max current that can be supplied to inverter is 15 A and Short circuit current coming from PV panels is 12 A and if we use 20 A circuit breaker, won't the inverter get damaged if current exceeds 15 A and circuit breaker will trip after that?

[@AndyDarwin_Kh]

i purchased D type Mcb, plan to use it for my Inverter charging Battery in solar system.. turn out its not suitable to protect my Battery. i Learnt something today..

[@realista182]

here in italy in domestic we only use C curve 99.99% of times. it's a standard here, i ask why if B curve is safer...

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[@simontsegay2661]

Woderful work 1. The animation you use 2. The accurate disciption type, tripping, opersting time and use 3. Clear voice and audible pronouciation. One missing point is how to iditify tpye of beaker at a glance

[@sajisaji2153]

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[@almamun8498]

Which is the standard reference to the MCB type comparison table?

[@akshitverma1126]

Mera electrition mujhe galat info de kr c type se b type mcb change krwa diya

[@sivaerode05]

what is different between single pole double pole mcb's

[@hokz7283]

What type mcb to use for water pumps..say 1hp to 1.5hp?

[@LISTENINGfull]

House inverter charging which mcp use

[@HumanRightsArmy23]

Thank you for explaining so systematically...

[@MukundKannan]

If MCB can fail then why use MCB instead of fuse which we can easily replace 😂

[@dineshprajapati-k7h]

Always we can't use Fuse instead of MCB, Becoz of Accuracy of fuse whenever faults occurs it may cause a lot of losses of financial cost..

[@SIVASHANMUGAVADIVEL]

Here i have one question you said that the short circuit current of 10,000 amps it can withstand. Also, u said that C10 can with stand 10amps current. If 30amps above current flows then it will trip. But then what is the use of short circuit ? Short circuit work when it reaches of 10,000amps for 3 sec but in this case if it reaches 30 above amps it will trip right. Then what is the use of this short circuit current rating?

[@jaysolanki9573]

Good video sir thank you very much 🙏

[@lindsaykistnah1923]

What is the value of the capacitor?

[@samuelutmoststark]

Man you are great, everything that I want to know as an electrician is what you are teaching. May God Almighty bless you sir

[@TheElectricalGuy]

Glad to help

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Thanks 🙏👍👍🙏🙏 for the idea 💡

[@marahabahal6529]

Very good information thanks.I have one question about ground open. What is ground open and why the indicator light the centre one is on while plug switch is off.Can you explain me to solve this problem?

[@ManiMani-qz3fh]

Good lecture. please speak urdu l

[@michaelnjogu8833]

Good lecture need more videos

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[@simontsegay2661]

I will take good amount time to talk about your wonderful work. If I said it is good it is not enough I have to mention all the good things. For if you can clearfy how to iditify the five types of breakers when you see them or buy them?

[@dineshprajapati-k7h]

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[@Aseelandpetcare]

Very good information. When you made video on short circuit detail ???

[@senthilmuruganrenganathan308]

sir i have one doubt,single phase cscr 230v motor ,can i remove the starting capacitor and runing capacitor from aux winding connection.and directly two phase 415 v throgh main winding terminal ...what will happen in motor action..please suggest single phase instead two phase apply through main winding terminal ...what happens

[@FVCLUB16]

Won't the type B MCB trip at 2 times the full load current ?

[@djam3044]

FLC = Full Load Current

[@laisonkc]

Suppose i am using C10 rating MCB, and i trying to use 10.5A current via MCB. It will trip or not or wait till 50A ?

[@lintonthomas9826]

Good video, very useful

[@69indinana1]

From Sri Lanka and admit you've done a good job in English. Thank you.

[@gchandrashekar1036]

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వెరీ valueble information sir.tq

[@HowardChimulu]

The tripping current is what l need to understand,but overall it's very helpful

[@lduh9446]

Thanks man!

[@ignatiussilveira4257]

Well explained 👏 👌

[@aurelbardhi357]

Does these types also apply the same in england?

[@TheElectricalGuy]

Yes

[@MaiappanMK]

What G type MCB

[@marthaampadu1598]

This is very educative. Ing. Ampadu

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[@KnowlehSungundai]

Well explained 👏

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[@ИзвестныйАпрасад]

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[@ajayakumarbehera179]

I got the clarity. Thanks 🎉🎉

[@janakapriyadarshana5835]

Need to know about shorr circuut value on mcb

[@ibrahimtakar1131]

Thanks you Mr electrical guy

[@emmanueltochukwujunior4463]

Thank you, subscribed and liked

[@bodhisattvasensarma4980]

Nice sesson. But this means even if 15A current keeps on flowing though any of these types with 10A rating, it will not trip ? Then what is the purpose of mentioning such a rating? Please clarify.

[@Promilus1984]

It will trip after long time - from many minutes to few hours. Look at the curves.

[@Tselectricals]

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[@GumaPeter-vl7fx]

Dint know this before. Thanx

[@UncleHo5]

B type 13 sec to trip is a long enough time to ignite something around. I prefer to install a C type because is faster to trip, even the flowing current is a bit higher. Just my personal oppinion, I do not want to start a war here.

[@jensschroder8214]

C type may be sufficient for small electric motors. Or when the microwave oven triggers the B type.

[@taimoorshah8230]

c type is perfectly fine.

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