FAQ

Q1

【After-Sales】How do I know if the MCB has tripped?

Ans

The handle will move to the middle or OFF position. Before resetting, inspect the circuit for any faults. Once confirmed safe, manually switch it back to ON.

Q2

【After-Sales】Can an MCB be used as a regular ON/OFF switch?

Ans

Not recommended. MCBs are designed for protection, not for frequent switching. Repeated manual use will reduce mechanical life.

Q3

【After-Sales】Why does my MCB trip frequently?

Ans

Common causes include : Overloaded circuit、Short circuit or fault in wiring、Faulty connected equipment、Wrong MCB selection (rating or curve type).

Q4

【After-Sales】Does an MCB provide earth leakage (residual current) protection?

Ans

No. MCBs only protect against overload and short circuits. For earth leakage protection, use RCCB (Residual Current Circuit Breaker) or RCBO (combination of MCB + RCCB).

Q5

【After-Sales】What should I keep in mind when using MCBs?

Ans

Select appropriate rating and trip curve.
Regularly inspect terminals and contacts.
Avoid using as a switch.
Investigate frequent trips instead of resetting blindly.