What differance between Circuit brekar and Isolater?
Answer Posted / shyamalmandirwala
Circuit Breaker is operated ON-LOAD whereas ISOLATOR can
not be operated ON LOAD as it does not have the arc
quenching medium as in the CIRCUIT BREAKER.
ISOLATOR is basically used for disconnecting a portion of
the power system for maintenance work to ensure safety of
persons doing maintenance work.
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