What is the difference between MCB & MCCB,
Where it can be used,
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Answer Posted / sanjay
MCB FOR LOWER RATING & MCCB FOR HIGHER RATING.HIGH BREKING
CAPACITY OF MCCB THAN MCB.BOTH MCB & MCCB FOR OVER LOAD
PROTECTION & SHORT CIRCUIT PROTECTION
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