FAQ

CHYT RCCB is typically installed in conjunction with an MCB to provide protection against overcurrent and short circuit current. Both the phase and neutral wires pass through the RCCB device, which offers highly effective protection against a leakage current of 30, 100, 300mA. This safety mechanism is widely employed to prevent electric shocks.

The reason for the dissimilarity between these two devices lies in the fact that an RCBO integrates circuit breaker functionality into its design whereas an RCD does not. As such, an RCBO is better suited for applications where added protection is required, particularly in circuits where there is a greater potential for fire hazards.

RCCBs, or Residual Current Circuit Breakers, are the most secure devices for identifying and interrupting electrical leakage currents. They ensure protection against electric shock resulting from indirect contacts.

An earth connection is not necessary for the functioning of an RCCB.

CHYT RCCB, or Residual Current Circuit Breaker, is a protection device that utilizes current sensing to provide protection against earth leakage.