Difference between MCB, MCCB, ELCB, RCCB, RCBO, RCD And MPCB || why we use this device

MCB, MCCB, ELCB, RCCB, RCBO, RCD And MPCB circuit breaker difference
What is Isolator ?
Isolator is a switching device which offers making and breaking of electric current in a circuit, it doesn't provide any kind of protection.
What is MCB ?
The MCB is an electromechanical device that switches off the circuit automatically if an abnormality is detected. The MCB provide Protection from overload and short circuit.
What is MCCB ?
MCCB stands for Molded Case Circuit Breaker. It is another type of electrical protection device which is used when load current exceeds the limit of a miniature circuit breaker. The MCCB provides protection against overload, short circuit faults and is also used for switching the circuits. It can be used for higher current rating and fault level even in domestic applications.
What is RCCB ?
This RCCB is basically an electrical wiring device that disconnects the circuit whenever there is leakage of current flow through the Human body or the current is not balanced between the phase conductor.
What is RCBO ?
RCBO is an automatic electrical switch is used to protect the circuit from overload, short circuit, and earth fault. It is a combination of MCB and RCCB.
What is MPCB ?
MPCB are a specialized type of electrical protection device that is designed specifically for electric motor, it’s provide protection against overload, Short circuit & Phase loss Protection, it can be also used to turn ON & OFF the Motor.
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For my single phase 3hp induction motor company suggests a C20 1pole MCB, can I use 2pole C20 MCB for Neutral and live or go for MPCB ?? If MPCB which shoul I use ?? Also can I use mcb only to start-stop motor or should use DoL starter ?? Please help !

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RCBO = RCD + MCB
RCBO is not known as RCD as 6:03 stated.
RCD is like RCCB...
RCD only offer protection against leakage current but do not offer overload protection...

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Indeed. RCD = RCCB, not RCBO.

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Rcd is different not similar to rccb as an rccb is a circuit breaker and rcd combined lol

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@@user-dg5rt3mo5p No. An RCCB or RCD don’t protect against over current. An RCBO does. They all protect against residual current earth leakage.

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@@user-dg5rt3mo5p RCCB do not have short circuit and overload protection.

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I like to think that the RCD is the general term encompassing the ELCB, RCCB, and RCBO. I'm very open to logical criticism as it's at the level of elites only and not parrots, who like singing what they are told. Otherwise, this was a great presentation.

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If RCD is already, is it necessary to add a prcd socket for gyser to prevent from current leaking and getting electric shock

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Probably an overload.
You could increase the rating of the MCB or better still isolate the circuits and give each an MCB.

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I have question
My incoming current is 240v
I have C20 MCB x 10
I have C6 MCB x 7
MCB main switch
Elcb rccb
Digital incoming volt
What else I can add to my keep my connection safe and healthy?

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At 02:58, your diagrammatic illustration on RCCB contradicts the actual process. The neutral line is supposed to terminate on the left of the RCCB isn't it? I just wanted to give you an observation, please clarify.

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The MCB line has a two lines 90 degrees on the main line , is this a insulator now or not?

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