Difference Between Isolator and Mcb
Answer Posted / sweety kumari
Isolater is manually operated switch where as circuit breaker is auto operated switch .isolator work on off load condition only for maintenance purpose while circuit breaker is used on onload condition just to make and break the contact .
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