IN MCCB AND MCB TERMINATIONS ARE IN-COMING ON TOP AND OUT
GOING ON BOTTOM,IF WE TERMINATED INTERCHANGED TOP AND BOTTOM
ITS WORKS?
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Answer Posted / lalith udawela
For MCB we can change to incoming and outgoing.but for MCCB
its advisable to use correct way.incomming for up n
outgoing for bottom.
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