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Thermal-Magnetic Molded Case Circuit Breaker

As a professional high quality Thermal-Magnetic Molded Case Circuit Breaker manufacturer, Ceho will offer you the best after-sale service.The MCCB is a widely used protective device in low-voltage power distribution systems, providing both overload and short-circuit protection. The product uses a bimetallic strip; when the current exceeds the rated value for a certain period, the bimetallic strip heats up and bends, triggering the tripping mechanism and cutting off the circuit. Alternatively, an electromagnetic coil can be used to generate a strong magnetic field when the short-circuit current instantaneously increases, rapidly pulling the trip unit to achieve instantaneous tripping.

Ceho is a manufacturer and supplier specializing in supplying Thermal-Magnetic Molded Case Circuit Breaker. This circuit breaker is a protective device used to disconnect a circuit in case of overload or short circuit. It features both thermal and magnetic protection mechanisms. Thermal protection disconnects the circuit when overcurrent causes overheating, while magnetic protection responds to sudden current spikes (such as short circuits).


Thermal protection is typically used to prevent prolonged overload. When the current exceeds a certain threshold over time, thermal protection disconnects the circuit. Magnetic protection, on the other hand, reacts instantly to rapid increases in current (such as during a short circuit), immediately disconnecting the circuit.

Product Parameters

Thermal-Magnetic Molded Case Circuit Breaker

 

Breaking Capacity Code

L

M

 

Rated Current of Frame size- Inm                               (A)

400

Rated Current-In(40,50 or 55ºC)                                                    (A)

10- 12,5-16-20 - 25 - 32 - 40  - 50 - 63 A

Rated İnsulation Voltage -Ui(a.c.) 50-60Hz                         (V)

500

Rated operation Voltage  -Ue(a.c.) 50-60Hz                               (V)

400

Number of Pole  

3P / 4P

Rated ultimate short Circuit breaking Capacity  kA  Icu AC400V/50Hz O-CO       (KA)

25

50

 

Rated service short Circuit breaking Capacity  kA  Ics AC400V/50Hz O-CO-CO  (KA)

18

35

 

Rated short-circuit breaking capacity Icm(peak)/cos ф AC400V/50HZ O-CO        (KA)

41/0.3

73.5/0.25

 

Rated impulse withstand Voltage -Uimp                                     (V)

8000

Dielectric Propery (V)    

3000

lonization distance                                                                      (mm)

≤30/0

Endurance  

Total Cycles  

8000

Electrical Life  

6000

Mechanical Life  

8500

Over Current trip 

Thermal and Magnetic release fix type

              √

Category   (EN 14048.2/IEC 60947-2)

Main circuit  

A/0

Auxiliary circuit  

AC-15

Under Voltage Release  

√

Shunt Release        

√

Auxiliary Contact     

√

Alarm Contact       

√

Auxiliary Contact and Alarm Contact  

√

Handle Operation Mechanism  

√

Electrical Operastion Mechanism  

√

Terminal cover       

√

Phase seperator     

√

Extention Handle   

-

W (mm)

3P

78

4P

103

L (mm)

3P

135

4P

135

H (mm)

3P

73.5

4P

73.5

Weight

Fixed version 3P/4P

1.2/1.6

Plug-in version 3P/4P

1.4/1.8

Draw out version 3P/4P

-

Working Principle

These breakers monitor the circuit current. When the current exceeds normal values, they interrupt the circuit. Additionally, thermal and magnetic systems operate with two distinct protection mechanisms:

Thermal Protection Mechanism:

If current remains above normal levels for an extended time, a bimetal strip heats up. This strip bends and breaks the circuit. This process protects the circuit from damage during overload conditions.

Magnetic Protection Mechanism:

In events such as short circuits, the sudden rise in current triggers a magnetic field. This field activates the core of the electromagnet, which immediately opens the circuit. Thermal-Magnetic Molded Case Circuit Breaker protection occurs very quickly and safeguards devices against short circuits.

Features

Current setting range: Thermal-Magnetic Molded Case Circuit Breaker can be set through the equipment to control the current flowing through the circuit breaker and set the trip point.The adjustable current range is relatively wide.

Compact design: This product has a small size and can be used in both commercial and industrial situations.They take up less space in the switchboard.

High breaking capability: This feature allows our products to break high short-circuit currents and is also a good choice for large industrial facilities.

Long service life: Ceho selects durable materials to manufacture products with long service life, low maintenance requirements and better regulation of maintenance costs in subsequent use.

Application Areas

Thermal magnetic molded case circuit breakers have a wide range of applications and are used in various electrical systems. Here are some primary areas where these breakers are utilized:

Use in Industrial Facilities

In industrial facilities, large machines and motors often draw high currents continuously. Overloads and short circuits can damage this equipment. Thermal magnetic molded case circuit breakers disconnect the circuit in such cases, ensuring safe operation of machines.

High Current Circuits:In industrial environments with heavy machinery, these breakers interrupt excessive currents and protect circuit components.

Motor Protection:They provide thermal protection to prevent motor overheating and failure.

Use in Commercial Buildings

Electrical systems in commercial buildings are also at risk of overload and short circuits. Thermal magnetic molded case circuit breakers safely protect these systems. They are commonly used in places such as shopping malls, hospitals, and office buildings.

Residential Applications

Electrical circuit safety is vital in residential areas. Overloads and short circuits can lead to serious dangers like fire. Thermal magnetic molded case circuit breakers are used to ensure the safety of electrical circuits in homes. Installed in electrical panels, they disconnect the circuit in case of overcurrent and ensure safety.

Factors to Consider When Choosing a Thermal Magnetic Circuit Breaker

Selecting the correct thermal magnetic molded case circuit breaker is critical for the safe and efficient operation of electrical systems. The following factors should be considered when choosing a breaker:

Current Capacity

The selected breaker must have a current capacity suitable for the circuit. The current value specified on the breaker should be capable of safely handling the current passing through the circuit. Otherwise, the breaker may fail to interrupt the circuit during overload conditions.

Breaking Capacity

Breaking capacity indicates the breaker's ability to interrupt the circuit during a short-circuit condition. Choosing a breaker that can withstand high short-circuit currents is especially important for industrial applications.

Application Area

The area where the breaker will be used plays a key role in selecting the appropriate model. Breakers for industrial environments should have higher current capacities. For residential applications, models with lower capacities can be preferred.

Advantages

Thermal magnetic circuit breakers offer many advantages. These benefits not only ensure electrical circuit safety but also reduce costs. Here are the main advantages of these breakers:

Dual Protection Mechanism:Provides a wide range of protection with both thermal and magnetic features.

Long Lifespan:Their durable design allows for years of reliable use.

Compact Design:Small size allows easy installation even in tight spaces.

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