Hi all,
I have a question regarding the breaking capacity of circuit protective devices.
So, the breaking capacity rating of devices in domestic / 230v tends to be 6ka, and for commercial / 3 phase it tends to be 10ka.
Say the PFC at the origin was greater than the rating on the MCBs, and the...
Was wondering why was BS1361 replaced by BS88 even though BS1361 tends to have a larger breaking capacity according to the on-site guide if I'm reading it right, however, I maybe wrong.
For example BS1361 breaking capacity can be 16.5kA to 33kA depending on what type you get, where BS88 is 16kA...
I’m wondering if someone can tell me in the OSG or regs that it has the short circuit breaking capacity of overcurrent devices someone said it was table 7.2A but can’t find it anywhere
i have just done a test on a property and the pfc at origin of installation was 0.712ka. The 3871 mobs have a 6000a breaking capacity. I am a bit confused as I have read something about it always being higher anyway (16ka) for a fuse or main switch 100a or less. Any info here would be much...
Afternoon....
I have just completed an EICR and am unsure if the Wylex BS3036 fuses require a code due to their breaking capacity related to the PFC.
Firstly I would like to identify if they are S1A, S2A or S4A as that would solve the problem of the PFC being 1.35kA, however I dont think its...
Hi can anyone advise me. My company have installed a dimming rack ( from USA ) it's a 0-10 v dmx system . It's 3- phase and protected by 3- phase B 20 amp 60898 but on the dimmer rack it has 24 x C10 amp 60898 but they only have a breaking capacity of 3 KA my Pfc reading is 2.9 so it exceeds the...
Apologies if this should be in a beginners section, but I can't seem to see one. Anyway here goes - I am having a bit of a mental battle regarding PSC and the breaking capacity of the protective device. Let's take a domestic setup as an example, with an 80A DNO fuse, BS1831 I think off top of my...
I know this has been asked before but I can't locate a thread with a conclusive satisfactory answer...
Got an old Memera 3 board (says it's to BS5486 Pt.13) with a mix of BS1361 cartridge and BS3036 rewireables. PFC is 2.03kA. Breaking capacity of BS3036 may be 1/2/4kA depending on type...
Cant seem to find info anywhere for bs3871 m1 plug in wylex type b mcb. Anybody know the braking capacity??
also wylex 5a fuse wire pls
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Can anyone tell me where I can find the breaking capacities of Crabtree BS3871 type 1 MCB's. The installation has to be 20+ years old and there are no Device designation marks on the breakers themselves :confused5:
Anyone know what the kA of this breaker is? Also on same board i had a 30mA RCD main switch that had a BS number of 4293. Can't find that number should i just put down 61008?
With regards to to BS7671, can anyone tell me where I might find values for the Breaking Capacities of Type B MCB's. I just can't find the answer to this one? :-(
as the title, i was asked the question " what is the kA breaking capacity of a 3036 fuse" i couldn't answer. only a guess of around 6 -10kA. anyone know?
Hi all
Can anybody tell me the breaking capacity of a BS 3371 circuit breaker? On the side of the breaker where it mentions breaking capacity it just says 'M9' , which I guess is some kind of reference.
Did a quick google search but to no avail.
Cheers
John
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