FAQ

Another issue with utilizing an MCB for motor protection is its lack of sensitivity to phase failures. A motor undergoing a phase failure poses a significant problem, as it results in a surge of current in the remaining phases, thereby leading to overheating and damaging of the winding.

When selecting a circuit breaker for motor protection, it is important to consider two key characteristics of the motor: its overload capacity and the fact that its starting current is typically several times greater than its rated current.

CHYT MCCB is a type of circuit breaker that is designed to protect electrical circuits against excessive currents resulting from overload or short circuit conditions. It features a molded case design and has a lower current rating compared to an ACB, which is an electrical switching device utilizing air as the arc quenching medium.

CHYT MCCB (Moulded Case Circuit Breaker) is an electrical safety device designed to prevent an electrical circuit from experiencing overload or short circuit due to excessive current flow.

The investment required for an MCCB can be considerably higher when compared to both MCBs and fuses. Additionally, the upkeep of an MCCB entails a more complicated process due to its insulated casing.