PS - Electrical endurance class (E1 & E2) is only applicable & limited for distribution circuit breakers (1kV to 52kV), as per IEC 62271-100. And hence, the same is not applicable for breakers above 52kV voltage level. Please ignore the sentences I spoke about electrical endurance class in the video (@ 13:25).
PS - Electrical endurance class (E1 & E2) is only applicable & limited for distribution circuit breakers (1kV to 52kV), as per IEC 62271-100. And hence, the same is not applicable for breakers above 52kV voltage level. Please ignore the sentences I spoke about electrical endurance class in the video (@ 13:25).
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Please make a separate Video on "First pole to clear factor" of Circuit Breaker
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