difference between isolater and circuit breaker?
Answer Posted / vinoth
Isolator acts like switch and it does not have any breaking
capacity.. it is used for low rating
Breaker is also a switch but it have some breaking capacity
and withstands the fault current for few sec... it is used
for higher rating...
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