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Difference Between Isolator and Mcb
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Answer Posted / bhabani shankar dash
Isolator means for two one phase & one neutral & mcb stands
for only one phase.
MCB it is operating automatically when load or fault current
exceed the predefined value but isolator is not operating
automatically it is not breaking the load or fault current.
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