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MCB & MCCB

06/07/2012 8:24 AM

Hi Guys

is it the correct way of testing the MCB & MCCB by pressing the test button.

or inject current to trigger the trip?

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Re: MCB & MCCB

06/07/2012 10:13 AM

A "Test" button (if any) only tests the function of the mechanical components in the trip and contact mechanisms. It simply bypasses the sensing elements and their function. It does nothing to check the accuracy of the sensing elements.

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06/07/2012 11:03 AM

Are you referring to RCCD's and not MCCB's?

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06/08/2012 11:16 PM

Hi All,

Is MCCB & MCB, didn't install RCCD

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06/07/2012 1:24 PM

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06/07/2012 2:03 PM

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06/08/2012 12:11 AM

I have asked for you to be deleted entirely, I'll let the CR4 admin decide on how (I am far too creative and have access to commercial explosives).

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Re: MCB & MCCB

07/02/2012 7:15 AM

The method is current inject to test or celebrate the MCB or MCCB , by pressing the test button you can check only the mechanical function .
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