Difference Between MCB, RCCB & RCBO Circuit Breaker

MCB Vs RCCB Vs RCBO
In this video we are going to discuss Difference between MCB, RCCB and RCBO Circuit Breakers we have discussed in details about circuit breaker, How they work, Symbol of Circuit breaker and lots more
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Glad you are making videos in English. It's very helpful for non Hindi speaking people also

[@samuelutmoststark4425]

Now you make me understand the difference amongst these breakers. Thank you very much.

[@da_tried_dad]

Really educational and clearly explained

[@kingsal676]

For the first time I comprehended easily..great lectures. Thank you

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Very informative

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Now it is in English I can understand .More of this please. Thank you so much.

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[@amaduhi]

Thanks for the teaching !

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Thank you for the detailed explanation.

[@maheshmanian]

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very clear explanation and very useful. thanks

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Thanks for sharing it with us

[@sobanafranklin6858]

Thank you You made me to understand the difference between the breakers.

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[@user-wk7xh7km9c]

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[@wilsonerese7677]

Well done sir.

[@earledaniels4539]

One thing you forgot to mention was the Overload Trip classes A, B, C, D

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Thank you for sharing with such simplicity and also for sharing in English

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Really thank you for this enlighting video my friend. I begun searching the differences just for curiosity and you explained everything very,very well!

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Well explained. Thank you

[@thereviewer9947]

Great explanation! One question! Which one can save us from Neutral failure/cut-off?!!

[@msthakre6258]

Good information

[@limnasainudeen4885]

Simple yet informative

[@khquah5637]

Good video on RCCB RCBO. Thank you.

[@agpe829]

Good, clear explanation

[@owenduck]

Very well explained! Thank you.

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[@samsungw200]

These are great videos thanks from the UK, I'm building a solar system, I understand DC due to working with DC for a hobby, but AC is still a bit of a mystery. Thanks for taking the time to make the videos

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Great explanation, thanks very much!!

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[@TheOfficialDorianelevator]

thank you i wondered if RCBO had earth fault protection now i know it does

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[@ivandasty277]

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[@AQUILA.369]

Sir, can we put 3 pole rcbo before rooms mbc distribution or between main/ meter line and mcbs of rooms . Thanks

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[@muhammadbilal2000]

Very well explained, thank you. A question, you mentioned that RCCB with 40A means, a maximum of 40A can flow through it. But what if more than 40A flows? Won't it trip?

[@drebbit]

rccb does not protect from current overload..

[@bi_zha]

to simply answer your question, it would go in smokes or burn.

[@vasudevannaissery9234]

No , only a chance to get damaged..

[@TheElectricalGuy]

40A on RCCB told us that we can use the RCCB with Maximum 40A if you flow current more than 40A it terminal will Start heating and it will burn You will not get overload protection by RCCB

[@muhammadbilal2000]

@@TheElectricalGuy Understood. Thank you.

[@noahriding5780]

So... I got a couple of these to use on my solar system. One of them is backwards on instead of being off when green its red when its off. And then when I switch it to green its flowing power. The others are all different than that where red means power is on or 'hot'. What do you do to fix it when they are backwards on the on and off switch? And has this happened to others with them having the off and on switch function being backwards?

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[@youtubeshorts7373]

Thanks

[@user-jw7qj8pq6n]

I want to buy a RCBO CNC but I am confused to choose between RCBO CNC YCB9LE-80M or YCB9L-40 ??? What do you recommend

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Types of RCCB ki video please?

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[@anant0089]

bro RCCB is connected to MCB just after the meter MCB, now anywhere in the house if any short-circuit happens in any device this RCCB will trip so entire house is protected from leakage ? or it only protects the meter ?

[@pps.sks1985]

What is the Im value of RCBO circuit breaker?

[@maggieexperimentchannel5758]

Hello all points are cover . I am wasting my time searching in KZbin . thanks again

[@hassansyed5661]

Is CNC breakers are good to use

[@namikazeminato4798]

Sir sa RCBO PO BA PEDE.GAMITIN SA AIRCON

[@civil_ka_hub]

Pls make video of full house wiring

[@TheElectricalGuy]

video is available on channel you can watch

[@kgpkodumur5287]

Which capacity RCBO used for Double bedroom room.. i.e Amps & milli Amps

[@TheElectricalGuy]

For lighting circuit use 10 Amp and 30 mA RCBO For power 16 A 30mA

[@Samsubduer]

Sir 2 kw load le liye kitne Ampere ka RCBO lagayein?

[@rajendrakumarbarik4253]

Sir a b c tripping current and time of RCBO is what.

[@napi94naza15]

So if it mean i could use the RCBO with RCCB both sided aren't finest way ?

[@bilalnachabeh]

will an RCCB protect from electric shock if my home don't have ground ??

[@Pera-Peric]

*Thank you. I use RCBO. RCBO is the best*

[@hassansingano1150]

Both of them, can I use at once?

[@TheElectricalGuy]

Yes

[@lukesakail9101]

How do I connect them?

[@youtuber9227]

1:50 C32 will trip when current is 160A to 320A.

[@rajshah7918]

Brilliant explanation and useful information. But you did not recommend whether one device RCBO can serve both mcb and rccb. Please clarify.

[@TheElectricalGuy]

Yes, you are right, we can only use RCBO it will give all protection which MCB and RCCB Provide

[@tanveerahmad-ie3ej]

​@@TheElectricalGuy that means , when we put rcbo, we dont need mcb, right?

[@user-lm2gn5wb3h]

Dapat tinagalog mo na lng para lahat intiendies...

[@Comedydevta]

Lekin rcbo purchase kaha se karne ki. Yaha ahmedabad me dukan pe nahi hai.

[@TheElectricalGuy]

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[@mohanchandrajoshi4098]

Please explain in hindi Because we have lot of video in You tube in english .Thanks

[@TheElectricalGuy]

You can watch this video in Hindi kzbin.info/www/bejne/eprdc5turtJ9jNk

[@mohanchandrajoshi4098]

Thanks A Lot

[@immanueldorai]

That was very good explanation. Simple and straight forward. You could have shown live demonstration, that would have been iceing on the cake.❤

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[@GhualmAli-sl1ol]

P+E connected=Earth Fault but N+E Connected =Earth Fault???? Earth and Neutral is already connected with each other.

[@mos8541]

WAIT... you telling me that in your country, wherever.. , they sell "breakers" that DONT TRIP on overload?? then WHAT ARE THEY FOR? you said ResidentialCircuitBreaker... RCB.. but without O .. it DOESNT trip when overloaded?! then whats it for??

[@grahamefeltis6559]

Yes, an RCCB is for earth leakage protection only and does not provide over current (overload) protection. You need to watch the whole video again, he explains it very well.

[@SFefy]

Funny but you don't need every time a full protection (RCBO), or better to create the protection with multiple devices (cheaper if you need to replace the faulty device). In europe a tipical electrical box is the following: 1 or 3 MCB-s (1 or 3 phase) on the electrical company side, then several MCB for the different circuit-s and top of that some RCCB-s, if needed (eg. on the kitcher or bathroom circuits). The client side RCCB-s and MCB-s are swappable in order because you already have 1 or 3 MCB in the circuit (these are the main electrical company MCB-s) so you already have a short circuit or overload protection. If you compare the device prices, one 3 phase 63A RCBO is way more exprensive than one 3 phase 63A MCB + one 3 phase 63A RCCB but if you don't have enough room in your electrical box the RCBO is the only solution if you need ground-fault-protection and overload protection.

[@shanewilson3653]

Its about cost and requirement. A MCB may be say $7 A RCCB may be $50 A RCBO may be $50 When setting up a house you can use one RCCB to protect multiple circuits. For example you have 4 x 16 amp circuits protected by MCB's (common in my country for power points), you can then protect that with one 63 amp RCCB having a combined cost of $78. VS having 4x 16amp RCBO's costing a combined $200 Now it gets even more complex when you look at fancy RCCB's with Arc detection (AFDD) costing $200-600 each, Thus even more cost savings can be made with not using them for individual over current protection but instead supply protection. You can also get RCBO's with AFDD protection but usually even more costly. AFDD's Arc fault detection devices can detect a smoldering wiring issue where the fault is not high in current but also does not represent the usual power use of a healthy device. They can reduce the chance of fire from wire age or minor damage likely to cause smoldering partial shorts. AFDD's do have limitations when used with critical medical or safety gear due to the very very extremely low chance of false triggering.

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[@vasudevannaissery9234]

Then RCCB = ELCB

[@TheElectricalGuy]

Yes

[@TheRock-eq6gf]

Some terminologies you are using are not correct

[@vitalstain9936]

I know we are all learning that's why you are here. secondly you might have known more but you are searching for a certain little information which I know he has answered you. Third, you are not in the same county or continent so there will be different terminologies used. Fourth.. come up with your own version for your followers. Don't say someone is wrong when you don't have the correct.