what is difference between Motorised MCCB & ordinary MCCB?
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Answer / jay
In motorised MCCB,The MCCB will operate Automatically.
Ordinary MCCB we need to operate manually.
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Answer / yogesh raste
In case of motorized MCCB rotary handle is operated by use
of motor which is used as an operating mechanism for spring
charging purpose. and in case of ordinary MCCB handle has
to be operated by hand.
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Answer / jai prakash narain singh
motorised mccb can be operated automatic or by push botton
,where as normal mccb can be operated manually only,
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Answer / chandan sharma
In case of motorised mccb operated by 1 phase suply in auto
and mannuel mode where ordinary mccb operated by hand.
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