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27/10/2025

अगर सपनों को सच करना है, तो आलस को त्यागना होगा। 😤🚫

26/10/2025

रिश्तों को संभालना सीखो, खोना तो आसान है। 💔🕊️

24/10/2025

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Solar power system setup..

29/09/2025

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28/09/2025

Types of Circuit Breakers and Their Applications

1. MCB (Miniature Circuit Breaker)
MCBs are commonly used in residential and commercial electrical systems for the protection of low-voltage circuits. They provide automatic disconnection in the event of an overload or short circuit. Unlike fuses, MCBs can be reset after tripping. They are generally rated for currents up to 125A.

2. ECLB (Earth Leakage Circuit Breaker)
ECLBs are designed to detect earth faults and leakage currents. They protect against electric shocks and prevent fire hazards caused by insulation failure. These breakers are particularly useful in environments where electrical safety is a priority, such as homes, hospitals, and industries handling sensitive equipment.

3. RCCB (Residual Current Circuit Breaker)
RCCBs are used to detect and disconnect electrical circuits when there is a leakage current exceeding a predetermined value. Unlike MCBs, which respond to overcurrent and short circuits, RCCBs specifically address residual currents that could lead to electrocution or fire. These devices are typically used in combination with MCBs for comprehensive circuit protection.

4. MCCB (Molded Case Circuit Breaker)
MCCBs are designed for higher current ratings and are typically used in industrial and commercial applications. They offer protection against overloads, short circuits, and under-voltage conditions. MCCBs are available in ratings ranging from 100A to several thousand amperes, making them suitable for large electrical installations.

5. ACB (Air Circuit Breaker)
Air Circuit Breakers use air as an arc extinguishing medium and are commonly used in high-power applications such as power distribution panels and industrial systems. They provide reliable protection for electrical equipment operating at low and medium voltages. ACBs are preferred for their ability to handle high currents and multiple operational cycles.

6. VCB (Vacuum Circuit Breaker)
Vacuum Circuit Breakers utilize vacuum as the arc

28/09/2025

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28/09/2025

A home inverter wiring diagram that illustrates how an inverter system is connected to supply backup power during outages. The setup consists of a battery, an inverter unit, and switching circuits that allow seamless transition between the main power supply and inverter power. The main power supply charges the battery when electricity is available, while the inverter converts stored DC power to AC when needed. Various household appliances, such as fans, lights, and sockets, are connected to the inverter supply, ensuring uninterrupted operation. Protective components, including circuit breakers and fuses, are included for safety and to prevent overload. This wiring configuration is common in homes and offices where backup power is essential.