what is the difference between MCB & MCCB
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Answer / sreenu
In case of MCB, Magnetic & Thermal settings are fixed. In
case of MCCB, Magnetic & thermal settings can be varied.
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Answer / engr. md. zainal abedin peng
MCB means miniature Circuit Breaker.
MCCB MEANS mOLDED Case Circuit Breaker.
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Answer / rajendran m
MCB used to upto 63A, But MCCB to be use to More than 63A.
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