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sandeepn
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V ELCB

03/03/2011 2:25 AM

ELCB's are two type voltage operated and current operated which good one? What is application of V ELCB (In my knowledge this one not protect us from current flow through us),some one can help me?
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Re: V ELCB

03/03/2011 5:02 AM

See http://cr4.globalspec.com/thread/59517

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Re: V ELCB

03/03/2011 5:54 AM

thak u for ur reply,if current passed through in our boby no contact with earth wire this time there have any possibility to trip V ELCB ? IF YES ,Y?
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03/03/2011 8:34 AM

Please refer to IS 3043. It explains the pros & cons of Voltage Opearted ELCB very well.
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