#C-MCB

[156l]

my metal cardbot OC, Midnight Light~ converted him from a TF into an MCB one because i realised he looked much better as a Machinian instead!

[aarontveit]

It was like my insides were ripping out [...] and so I kept taking the meds, and I don’t know what happened, or when, but it was like a switch flipped. It’s like I’ve been living in somebody else’s body. Every pill I take I think is gonna be the last one, but it’s just the last one, and the last one, and the last one… and I’m so sorry.

[remake/redo of this set]

[gingerpeachtea]

new header :]

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Aspida MCB FP C-Curve - Reliable Circuit Breaker | Standard Electricals

Explore the Aspida MCB FP C-Curve circuit breaker at Standard Electricals. Designed for enhanced electrical safety, this compact and durable switchgear offers precise protection for residential and commercial spaces.

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Reliable Aspida MCB (C Curve) - Standard Electricals

Discover the Aspida MCB (C Curve) at Standard Electricals. Engineered for optimal safety and performance, this miniature circuit breaker offers reliable protection against overloads and short circuits. Perfect for residential and commercial applications, ensure the safety of your electrical systems with Aspida.

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[99tech99]

SHOULD I CHANGE MY USERNAME??

i gave no thought to my username when i first signed up for tumblr, other than coming here for the bad batch fandom.

clearly now my posts now are almost all exclusively krennic related.

i want to change it to something krennic related but idk if i want to change all my links 😭

would anyone care one way or the other?? so, please help me decide….

and if you think i should change it and have any suggestions, lmk that too 😅

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[emerald-dragonflame]

I have once again done the ADD thing and drawn fanart for something entirely different from what I'd promised I'd draw screams in angry salt. So… this is gonna take some explaining… Ioana (pronounced yoh-ah-nah) is an OC for the book series Monster Hunter International. She's a monster (specifically a harpy) who hunts other monsters for the P.U.F.F (Perpetual Unearthly Forces Fund) put on monster's heads by the US government. Ioana is one of the very few P.U.F.F. exempt monsters in the US (gained by literally being the government's attack dog for a number of years), and is one of the very few monsters that don't try to live in the shadows of human civilization. In the Universe of MHI, the world of monsters and magic and the fact that people hunt and understand these things is a secret, known only by people who a. grew up "in the know" (the Shacklefords, creators of MHI) b. people who get attacked by monsters and survived (Owen Pitt, the main character), or c. select few government agencies and people (the MCB, or Monster Control Bureau). Leading us all the way back, to Ioana.

Ioana is a rare case of a monster not being that monstrous. While harpies are known to be… rather evil, Ioana seemed quite a bit different from her sisters and brothers. Not quite forgetting that fact that she's a harpy, but rather understanding that humans rule the world for a reason, they aren't just prey, they're people. She is no better or worse than they are, and thus wanted to be something more than just another P.U.F.F. exempt monster hiding away. Thus she created the very first non-human monster hunting company: Gunpowder and Honey. Specifying in recruiting other non-humans (P.U.F.F. exempt or not) to help fight against the forces of evil. Earth may be run by humans, and may never accept them, but earth is their home, too, and needs to be protected.

Even if they are never seen as anything more… than monsters…

[razzellyn]

Happy Holidays, Happy New Year, Happy Everybody!

MCB & Reader

Reader is called Emsy because

M= Em

C= Sy

Therefore

Em + Sy = Emsy

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The blankets were all carefully laid out on the grass. Food, snacks, and drinks were placed neatly on the blanket, enough food to fill almost two blankets full. You couldn't be any more excited. After having to explain exactly why this day was going to be special to the bots, you managed to gather everyone you knew to this little party.

Fairy lights hung from tree to tree, branch to branch, dimly lighting up the hill with its soft glow. There was a table on the side, used merely to store some extra foods and firecrackers. You knew it would all be a hassle to clean up alone, but you couldn't have cared less.

Now, the only thing left to do, is to wait for them to arrive...

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It had only been an hour, yet it almost seemed like the whole world was here with you! The bots were careful enough around the little space you've made, treading lightly whenever they had to pass by. Sure, there's already a few accidents here and there, but you managed through with a smile.

"Emsy! Thank you for inviting us!"

A voice you had long gotten accustomed to greeted you softly. Jun's mother had always been a delight to be around with.

"It's no problem, just thought it'd be nice to have everyone around for this."

"Well, isn't that sweet! I've brought a couple of things that Jun liked to eat, some fuel for the bots too!"

You simply thanked her and went back to tidying up a mess that Mega Trucker had made, her attention was already on Buffalo Crush anyway. You find yourself smiling at the scene, before something—or someone— tapped on your shoulder.

"Do you need assistance, Emsy?"

Blue Cop appeared, seemingly out of nowhere. It almost scared you at first, but you were quick to regain your composure.

"Not at the moment, no. Just keep an eye out for the others first will you?"

"Of course."

He answered, though he seemed a little disappointed. Perhaps he was really looking forward to helping? You'll have to apologize later if it makes him sad. Either way, you still had a mess to clean up.

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8:25 PM.

"Are you two serious right now?"

You say, as Black Hook and Heavy Iron stared into each other's eyes—optics—whatever they called it. Shaking your head in disbelief, an idea suddenly caught in your mind. You handed them a cleaning rag.

"... What-?"

You cut him off before you could speak any further.

"Clean the mess you two made!"

"Tsk, as if we'd-"

"Clean or you're not invited!"

For some reason, with that sentence alone, they immediately went to work. You let out a satisfied huff as you watched them work. You could even hear a slight chuckle from a voice you distinctly remember as Buster Gallon.

"What a bunch of idiots."

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9:00 PM.

Setting up the fireworks were... surprisingly easy. Sure, Phoenix Fire were reciting what could possibly go wrong, but Mega Ambler had been there to calm him down. Albeit, slightly calmed him down. You could tell he was still a bit stressed out.

"It's not that bad."

You spoke out softly, walking over to where Phoenix Fire stood just a few feet away from the fireworks.

He sighed, or at least sounded like he did. He was looking at you with worry.

"I know, I know. I just... I wanted to make sure."

It was quite endearing how concerned he was for everyone, but at the same time it could be a little bit too much. Still, you gave him your best smile, hoping that it would ease his worries.

"I can see why you'd be worried. But don't worry, everything is under control!"

"Hrmn... I hope so."

Seems like he still needs some convincing. But it's no problem, you've always been good at making others feel better! You gently placed a hand on his arm, patting softly, wondering if he could even feel that.

He seemed to be, as he glanced down at you with his optics, and you smiled up at him.

"Well, if something were to happen... I've got you and Mega Ambler to assist, don't i?"

Phoenix Fire pondered your words for a moment, then he smiled. Well, he can't. But you can always tell with their optics.

"Yeah... You've got me! Don't worry, I'll keep you—all of you—safe!"

And out of the corner of your eye, you could see Mega Ambler nodding as a thank you your way.

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10:41 PM.

"Again?!"

You exclaimed loudly as you stared at Mega Trucker and Shadow X, both desperately trying to fix the hanging lights they 'accidentally' kicked off the tree. They stared at you with wide optics, before Shadow X quickly pointed toward Mega Trucker.

"He did it!"

He vanished immediately.

"Wha- hey?! Where do you think you're going?!"

Mega Trucker pointlessly swung his arm around in the air. All the while he was scooting away from you, slowly but slowly.

"And where do you think you're going, hmmm?"

Mega Trucker paused for a moment, before deciding to make a break for it. Before you could even stop him however, a loud thud echoed through the air. For a moment you were scared to turn around, but when you did you couldn't have been more surprised.

Wild Guardy was seen, dragging a seemingly unconscious Mega Trucker by his arm.

"I hope he's not bothering you."

He spoke ever so calmly. Meanwhile you were too stunned by what happened to be able to verbally answer, and instead gave him a nod.

At least that's one problem down.

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11:30 PM.

"What... Are you guys up to?"

Well actually, you didn't really need to ask. It's obvious just what happened here. Dexter has managed to lure Blue Cop and Buffalo Crush to hold and play with stray cats.

Safe to say, Blue Cop feels awkward holding them, yet Buffalo Crush was definitely amazed by them.

"They're playing with strays that Dexter has managed to catch."

Fleta Z answered, seemingly out of nowhere. Perhaps he had noticed that the other three have yet to notice you.

Not that you minded, they looked so silly like this! You decided to just take a picture of them with your phone.

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• 11:50 PM.

As of now, everyone has gathered around. Some sat on the blankets or close to it, while only a few were still helping setting up the fireworks. Those few, of course, included you. Helping Edo and Jun's father to set up the fireworks.

At some point, Jun, Theo, and Anna approached. Deciding that they'd lend a hand in however way they can.

• 11:55 PM.

Can you believe it? Ha, you couldn't! 2024 has ended, and a new year awaits you. You don't even know what lies ahead of you. But seeing all these people around you, these friends, family, and even strangers...

It makes you feel as if everything would be okay.

And it will be.

And as you sat on the blanket, alongside everyone that you knew, looking up at the sky, awaiting the lights decorating them, there is only one thing that i want to tell you.

Thank you.

00:00 PM.

[blitzbahrain]

A Closer Look at ACB vs MCCB vs MCB: What’s the Difference?

When it comes to electrical protection and control, selecting the right type of circuit breaker is crucial for safety, efficiency, and performance. Among the most common types of breakers used in low-voltage electrical distribution systems are ACBs (Air Circuit Breakers), MCCBs (Molded Case Circuit Breakers), and MCBs (Miniature Circuit Breakers). Each of these has its unique features, applications, and limitations.

In this article, we’ll break down the key differences between ACB, MCCB, and MCB to help you make informed decisions for your projects.

What is an MCB (Miniature Circuit Breaker)?

An MCB is a compact protection device designed primarily for low-current, low-voltage circuits (typically up to 100 A).

Key Features:

Rated current: Up to 100 A

Breaking capacity: Up to 10–15 kA

Trip characteristics: Fixed (B, C, D curves)

Voltage level: Low voltage (generally 230V/400V)

Commonly used in: Residential and light commercial installations

Advantages:

Small and space-saving

Easy to install and replace

Cost-effective

Quick response to overcurrent and short circuit

Limitations:

Not suitable for industrial or high-load applications

No adjustability in trip settings

2. What is an MCCB (Molded Case Circuit Breaker)?

An MCCB is a more robust and versatile breaker designed for higher current ratings and industrial applications.

Key Features:

Rated current: Up to 2500 A (some models go beyond)

Breaking capacity: Up to 50–100 kA

Adjustable thermal and magnetic trip settings

Voltage level: Low to medium voltage (up to 1000V)

Commonly used in: Commercial and industrial distribution systems

Advantages:

Wide range of protection (overload, short circuit)

Adjustable settings provide flexibility

Suitable for motor protection and feeder protection

Can be used for selective coordination

Limitations:

Larger than MCBs

More expensive

Manual reset required after tripping

3. What is an ACB (Air Circuit Breaker)?

An ACB is a heavy-duty breaker used mainly in main power distribution systems, typically at the incoming (main) panel level.

Key Features:

Rated current: Up to 6300 A

Breaking capacity: Up to 120 kA

Voltage level: Up to 690V (Low voltage applications)

Trip units: Digital/microprocessor-based (with features like communication, metering, diagnostics)

Commonly used in: Industrial, commercial, and utility-scale applications

Advantages:

High breaking capacity

Advanced protection and control (via intelligent trip units)

Remote monitoring and operation

Easy maintenance and servicing

Limitations:

Large in size

Higher initial cost

Generally not suitable for final circuit protection

Comparison Table: ACB vs MCCB vs MCB

Feature MCB MCCB ACB Current Rating Up to 100 A Up to 2500 A Up to 6300 A Breaking Capacity~10 kA Up to 100 k A Up to 120 k A Trip Setting Fixed Adjustable Advanced (Digital/Micro)Application Residential /Light Comml. Industrial/Commercial Main Distribution/Industrial Size Very compact Medium Large Cost Low Moderate High Remote Monitoring No Optional Yes (Smart Trip Units)

How to Choose the Right Breaker?

It depends on your application:

Use MCBs for final circuit protection in homes, offices, or small shops.

Use MCCBs for motor protection, feeder circuits, or larger loads in industrial/commercial setups.

Use ACBs for main distribution, large generators, or transformer protection in industrial facilities.

Conclusion

Understanding the differences between ACB, MCCB, and MCB is essential for electrical engineers, panel builders, and procurement professionals. While they all serve the purpose of protecting circuits from faults, their capabilities and applications are very different.

As a trusted switchgear supplier, we help our clients choose the right protection device for their needs — whether it’s for a home panel or a high-capacity industrial switchboard.

Need help selecting the right circuit breaker for your project? Get in touch with our technical team today — we’re here to support you from specs to supply.

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[whirlshock-and-flarefall]

Saved up a shitton of money for mall trip tomorrow to buy metal cardbot

Currently i have three cielo i wonder who my favorite is

[aarontveit]

GRACELAND | 2013 - 2015 S02E07: Los Malos

[homeappliance11]

32A FP C MCB - Havells Switchgear for Efficient Circuit Protection

Discover the 32A FP C MCB by Havells, designed for superior circuit protection and reliability. Ideal for various electrical applications, this switchgear ensures safety and durability in your electrical system.

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Choosing the Right Miniature Circuit Breaker for Your Electrical Needs

MCB Miniature Circuit Breaker is like a safety guard for electrical circuits. It turns off automatically when something goes wrong. For example, if too much electricity flowing through the circuit. This helps prevent damage to our electrical devices and keeps everyone safe. MCBs are used in homes, offices, and factories to protect circuits from problems like short circuits and overloads. These days, MCBs are now preferred over fuses in low-voltage electrical settings because they are more reliable. They quickly detect when there's too much electricity and cut off the circuit to prevent damage. So, it's a good idea to invest in an MCB switch and MCB box to keep our electrical appliances safe.

MCB, or Mini Circuit Breaker, is a safety device. It protect electrical circuits from failures caused by short circuits and over-currents. It's an important part of every electrical connection within a building. At Vashi Integrated Solutions, we offer high-end, affordable, and safe MCB switches to meet your specific needs.

How Does an MCB Work?

Thermal Mechanism: This component responds to prolonged overloads. It uses a bimetallic strip. It bends when heated by excessive current. This eventually trips the switch to disconnect the circuit.

Magnetic Mechanism: This responds to short circuits by using an electromagnet. A short circuit makes a strong magnetic force. It trips the switch almost instantly. This cuts off the current and protects the circuit.

Types of MCBs

Type B: Trips between 3 to 5 times the rated current. Suitable for residential and light commercial applications where the likelihood of nuisance tripping is low.

Type C: Trips between 5 to 10 times the rated current. Ideal for commercial and industrial applications where there may be brief surges in current.

Type D: Trips between 10 to 20 times the rated current. Used for applications with high inrush currents, such as motors and transformers.

Type K and Z: Specialized types for specific applications, such as motor protection (Type K) or for sensitive equipment (Type Z).

Choosing the Right MCB

Determine the Load Requirements: Calculate the total load on the circuit. Then, select an MCB with a suitable current rating.

Consider the Type: Choose the MCB type (B, C, or D) based on the loads and inrush currents.

Check the Breaking Capacity: Ensure the MCB can handle the circuit's max fault current.

Verify Compatibility: Check that the MCB works with your electrical panel. It must meet local codes and standards.

Top Brands Offering MCBs

Siemens: Siemens provides a wide range of durable, technologically advanced MCBs. Their products meet high safety standards and suit various applications.

ABB: ABB is a global leader in electrical equipment, including MCBs. Their MCBs are known for their precision and reliability. They can handle high fault currents.

Legrand: Legrand provides a range of MCBs with advanced features and high performance. Their products protect circuits in homes and businesses. They're effective for both uses.

Conclusion

Miniature Circuit Breakers (MCBs) are crucial for modern electrical systems. They protect against overloads and short circuits. You can improve your electrical safety and efficiency. Just know how they work, their benefits, and how to choose them. This applies to both homes and industries. Investing in the right MCBs ensures reliable electrical protection.

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Which Breaker Is Right for Your Project? MCB vs MCCB vs ACB

When planning an electrical project, choosing the right type of circuit breaker is crucial for ensuring safety, efficiency, and long-term reliability. The most commonly used types are MCB (Miniature Circuit Breaker), MCCB (Molded Case Circuit Breaker), and ACB (Air Circuit Breaker). Each has distinct applications, advantages, and limitations. In this guide, we’ll explore the differences between these breakers and help you determine which one is right for your project.

What Is a Circuit Breaker?

A circuit breaker is a safety device designed to protect an electrical circuit from damage caused by overcurrent, short circuit, or overload. It automatically interrupts the flow of current when a fault is detected.

Depending on the current rating and application, different types of breakers are used in residential, commercial, and industrial settings.

1. MCB (Miniature Circuit Breaker)

Definition:

An MCB is an electromechanical device designed to protect low current circuits, typically used in residential or light commercial settings.

Key Features:

· Current Rating: Up to 125 Amps

· Breaking Capacity: Typically 6kA to 10kA

· Trip Characteristics: B, C, D curves for various applications

· Poles: Available in single-pole, double-pole, triple-pole, and four-pole versions

Advantages:

· Compact and easy to install

· Reliable for small circuit protection

· Resettable (no need to replace like a fuse)

· Cost-effective

Common Applications:

· Residential wiring

· Small offices

· Lighting circuits

· Small appliances

2. MCCB (Molded Case Circuit Breaker)

An MCCB is a robust circuit breaker designed to handle higher current ratings and offer adjustable trip settings for both overload and short circuit protection.

Key Features:

· Current Rating: 16 Amps to 1600 Amps

· Breaking Capacity: Up to 85kA

· Adjustable Trip Settings: Suitable for varying load conditions

· Protection Types: Overload, short circuit, ground fault (optional)

Advantages:

· Suitable for medium to heavy-duty circuits

· Adjustable settings improve flexibility

· Offers remote switching and monitoring

· Can protect generators, motors, and feeder circuits

Common Applications:

· Commercial buildings

· Industrial facilities

· Generator protection

· HVAC systems

3. ACB (Air Circuit Breaker)

Definition:

An ACB is a heavy-duty circuit breaker that operates in the open air as the arc extinguishing medium. It is typically used in high-voltage industrial applications where large currents need to be interrupted safely.

Key Features:

· Current Rating: Up to 6300 Amps

· Breaking Capacity: Up to 100kA

· Advanced Protections: Includes digital protection, communication interfaces, and remote operation

· Mounting: Usually in draw-out or fixed configurations

Advantages:

· High breaking capacity suitable for heavy industrial use

· Modular design allows for easy maintenance and customization

· Intelligent protection features

· Supports SCADA integration

Common Applications:

· Power plants

· Industrial substations

· Main low-voltage distribution panels

· Large-scale infrastructure projects

MCB vs MCCB vs ACB: Side-by-Side Comparison

How to Choose the Right Breaker for Your Project?

Step 1: Determine Load Requirements

Know the maximum current that your system or equipment will draw. If the load is under 100A and the installation is residential, MCB is ideal.

Step 2: Understand Your Application

· For lighting and small appliances: MCB

· For motors, HVACs, and industrial panels: MCCB

· For high-power distribution and critical systems: ACB

Step 3: Consider Fault Level and Safety

Evaluate the fault current levels at your site. If you’re in a high short-circuit environment, MCCB or ACB is necessary.

Step 4: Think About Scalability and Monitoring

If you need smart monitoring, remote operation, or SCADA integration, opt for MCCBs with communication modules or fully-featured ACBs.

Conclusion

Choosing the right circuit breaker isn’t just about picking the one that fits physically into your panel — it’s about understanding the demands of your electrical system and ensuring long-term protection.

Use MCB for small, simple loads.

Go with MCCB when dealing with higher currents and the need for customization.

Choose ACB for heavy-duty industrial systems where protection, control, and reliability are paramount.

Making the right choice helps avoid overdesign, reduces cost, and enhances safety. For complex installations, consulting with an electrical design professional is always a wise move.

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