FAQ

MPCB is an abbreviation for Motor Protection Circuit Breaker, which is employed to manually control the ON/OFF operation of an electric motor while providing protection to the motor in case of any faults. On the other hand, MCCB stands for Molded Case Circuit Breaker, which is utilized for switching and safeguarding the distribution circuits and electric motors.

Motor protection circuit breakers are specialized devices that differ from standard miniature circuit breakers (MCBs) in their ability to allow users to preset the exact motor sizing for accurate protection. These circuit breakers are widely used in industrial applications for motor starting, and they offer superior protection compared to MCBs due to their advanced features and settings. With motor protection circuit breakers, users can ensure that their motors are protected from overloading, short circuits, and other electrical faults, which can help reduce downtime and extend the lifespan of their equipment.

CHYT Motor circuit breakers are designed to ensure the safety of motor branch circuits by combining the functions of low voltage circuit breakers and thermal overload relays. These devices protect against overloads, phase loss, and short circuits, while also allowing for secure wiring practices.

CHYT Motor Protection Circuit Breaker (MPCB) is an electro-mechanical apparatus that safeguards a motor from irregularities in current flow, such as overload, unplanned or abrupt interruptions in the main electric circuit. It also provides protection against phase inequality, loss, and line faults in 3-phase motors.

Electric motors function based on the laws of electromagnetism, which state that a force arises when an electric current is passed through a magnetic field. This force generates a torque on a loop of wire within the magnetic field, resulting in the rotation of the motor and the accomplishment of practical tasks.