What is C2-M2-E2 class in circuit breaker. why and where it
is to be used in circuit breaker

Answer Posted / anupam srivastav

C2- Low probability of restrike.
M2- Type tested for 10,000 operation before needing any maintainance except routine maintainance activity.
E2- Not required any maintainance during expected operating cycle (1-52 kV)

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