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AIR CIRCUIT BREAKERS - Electrical and Electronics Division

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INTRODUCTION : MOTOR PROTECTION <strong>CIRCUIT</strong> BREAKER<br />

L & T, India’s largest manufacturer of low tension switch gear, introduces Motor Protection<br />

Circuit Breakers (MPCBs) for comprehensive protection <strong>and</strong> control of low tension motors.<br />

MPCBs combine the function of a switch, a short circuit protective device <strong>and</strong> an overload<br />

relay. Designed to international st<strong>and</strong>ards, their compact size offers OEMs <strong>and</strong> panel<br />

builders multiple advantages in installation <strong>and</strong> operation. These MPCBs are also provided<br />

with a large number of accessories for various applications.<br />

MINI UNITS MEGA BENE�ITS<br />

L&T’s Motor Protection Circuit Breakers type MG1 <strong>and</strong> MG2 are small in size but big in performance. They have high<br />

making <strong>and</strong> breaking capacities.<br />

The design features offer a range of advantages :<br />

✦ Compact size saves panel space.<br />

✦ Ambient temperature compensation eliminates need for constant current-setting re-adjustment.<br />

✦ Double slide mechanism ensures faster tripping during single phasing in the circuit.<br />

✦ Technical data of circuit breaker can be read easily when circuit breaker is in mounted position.<br />

✦ Unambiguous front ON/O�� indication.<br />

✦ Similar design concept for both circuit breakers facilitates h<strong>and</strong>ling.<br />

✦ Identical accessories reduce stock levels.<br />

✦ In-built DIN rail mounting facility makes it suitable for snap fit mounting on 35mm section rail.

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