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Difference Between Isolator and Mcb
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Answer Posted / ramanjan
MCB will interrupt flow of fault or excess load current into the circuit under load condition.
Isolator wont interrupt flow of fault current but it is used to disconnect the faulty circuit from healty circuit under noload condition only
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