Re: can you give main difference between ELCB 2pole And RCCB
2pole? And how this devices operated?
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ELCB= Earth leakage ckt breaker,
RCCB= Ressidual current ckt breaker
The functioning is same both gives protection against earth
leakge,, more over ELCB is replaced by RCCB in market.
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Answer / rahul
RCCB IS CURRENT CONTROLLED DEVICE WHEREAS ELCB IS VOLT
CONTROLLED.
NOWADAYS RCCB IS BEING USED DUE TO ITS VARIOUS ADV OVER ELCB.
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Answer / electrobot of the philippines
RCCB IS THE NEW TERM FOR ELCB, THAT'S ALL.
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Answer / pradip parmar
ELCB 2-pole will give protection aginst any earth lekage
and short circuit while RCCB gives protection aginst only
short circuits.
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