FAQ

CHYT circuit breaker is a mechanical switch that can handle current flow in normal conditions and can also interrupt current during abnormal conditions such as short-circuits. It is designed to make, carry, and break currents in the regular state and can also carry and break currents for a designated time under abnormal conditions.

Your AC breaker usually trips due to a short circuit, overexertion of the AC system, or a faulty or malfunctioning component.

Testing and replacing a circuit breaker may seem straightforward, but it is important to approach this task with carefulness and extreme caution, even if you have prior experience working with electricity. Always assume that wires carry electrical current and are live. Under no circumstance should you attempt to work in a circuit panel that is live - ensure that you have turned off the main circuit that supplies power to the panel box.

While it is technically possible to upgrade from a 15-amp breaker to a 20-amp one without an electrician evaluating the situation, it is not advisable. Simply upgrading the breaker because the current one keeps tripping could result in an electrical fire that could burn your house down. Therefore, it is always recommended to consult with an electrician before making any changes to your electrical system.

CHYT motor circuit breaker combines the functions of low-voltage circuit breakers and thermal overload relays to provide comprehensive protection for motor branch circuits. This device effectively safeguards against overload, phase loss, and short circuits. It also promotes safer wiring practices and enhances motor protection.