Miniature Circuit Breaker

An electromechanical device designed to protect an electric circuit from over-current.

An electrical fault caused by either overload or short circuit.

To interrupt current flow after a fault is detected.

Unlike a fuse, a Miniature Circuit Breaker can be reset after tripping.

Single-pole and double-pole circuit breakers.

It uses a bimetallic strip for thermal tripping and an electromagnet for magnetic tripping.

The maximum current the breaker can carry without tripping, typically ranging from 1A to 125A.

Because it can be easily reset and reused, providing more convenience and safety.

It provides reliable protection against overloads and short circuits, ensuring safety and preventing electrical fires.

By automatically cutting off the electrical flow in case of a fault, preventing damage to appliances and reducing the risk of fire.