Collection: MCBs (Circuit Breakers)

An MCB trips and disconnects a circuit during overload or short circuit, then resets with a switch once the fault is fixed. A fuse must be replaced after blowing. For component protection you may still want Glass & Cartridge Fuses.

The rating must suit the cable size and load: lighting circuits often use 6A or 10A, socket circuits 16A or 20A. Match it to the existing wiring and never exceed the cable's safe capacity. Browse options in Fuses & Electrical Protection.

Type B trips at lower inrush and suits lighting and resistive loads. Type C tolerates the higher startup current of motors and many appliances. Using the wrong curve causes nuisance trips. See the full Fuses & Electrical Protection range.

Frequent tripping points to an overloaded circuit, a short, or a wrong trip curve for the load. Reduce the load or investigate the wiring before resetting repeatedly. For appliance inrush a Type C may help; compare with Thermal Fuses & Cutoffs for over-temperature cases.

Work inside a consumer unit involves live mains and should be done by a qualified electrician, in line with Greek regulations. We supply the breaker; correct selection and installation are the installer's responsibility. See related items in Lighting.

Single-pole MCBs are common for single-phase circuits; three-phase loads need a three-pole breaker. Match the pole count to your supply and the way the circuit is wired. Browse compatible protection in Fuses & Electrical Protection.

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