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Description

The Residual Current Circuit Breaker (RCCB) is an electrical safety device designed to monitor the balance of current flowing through live and neutral conductors. When it detects residual or leakage current above its specified threshold, it rapidly disconnects the circuit. The pictured units feature a 25A rating, 230V AC, 50Hz marking, an ON/OFF operating lever, and a test button for checking the tripping mechanism. Their modular construction makes them suitable for installation in compatible distribution boards and electrical panels.

Specifications

AttributeValue
Product TypeResidual Current Circuit Breaker
AbbreviationRCCB
Rated Current25A
Rated Voltage230V AC
Frequency50Hz
Number of Poles2 Pole
Operating MechanismManual Toggle + Automatic Trip
Test FunctionIntegrated Test Button
Primary FunctionEarth Leakage Protection
Additional Information
Country of OriginIndia
CustomisableNo

Application

  1. Residential electrical distribution
  2. Commercial buildings
  3. Electrical distribution boards
  4. Industrial control panels
  5. Office electrical systems
  6. Lighting circuits
  7. Electrical appliance circuits
  8. Workshops
  9. Building electrical installations
  10. Earth-leakage protection systems

Company Profile

Smart Source Technologies
Smart Source Technologies, Tamil Nadu
TruCertified
15 yrs
DistributorTrading CompanyImporterWholesaler
Turn Over

₹1 Crore – ₹5 Crore

Factory Details
Factory Size1000-5000 sqm
Frequently Asked Questions
1
What is an RCCB used for?

An RCCB detects residual or earth-leakage current and disconnects the circuit when leakage exceeds its designed threshold.

2
What is the rated current of the pictured RCCB?

The visible marking indicates a rated current of 25A.

3
Does an RCCB protect against electric shock?

It is designed to reduce the risk of electric shock caused by earth-leakage currents by rapidly disconnecting the affected circuit.

4
What is the purpose of the Test button?

The Test button is used to verify that the RCCB's residual-current tripping mechanism is functioning correctly.

5
Is an RCCB the same as an MCB?

No. An RCCB primarily provides earth-leakage protection, while an MCB provides overload and short-circuit protection. Electrical installations may require both forms of protection.

Circuit Breaker

A residual current circuit breaker designed to detect earth leakage and disconnect the electrical supply, helping protect people and installations against electric shock and leakage-current hazards.

Min. Order Quantity: 500 pieces

Shipping

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Smart Source Technologies
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Tamil Nadu, India
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