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The OFDX 2P is a high-performance two-pole Residual Current operated Circuit-Breaker specifically designed for low-voltage power distribution circuits. This product features a modular design, with its core function being the provision of high-sensitivity, high-reliability residual current (earth leakage) detection and protection. It does not include overload or short-circuit protection functions and must be used in conjunction with an upstream Miniature Circuit Breaker (MCB) to form a complete circuit protection scheme. By continuously monitoring the vector sum of currents between the live (L) and neutral (N) conductors, it can automatically cut off the power supply within an extremely short time upon detecting dangerous earth leakage current. It is a key safety device for preventing personal electric shock accidents and electrical fires caused by earth faults.

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OFDX 4P High-Performance Four-Pole Residual Current Operated Circuit Breaker (RCCB)

OFDX 4P High-Performance Four-Pole Residual Current Operated Circuit Breaker (RCCB)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an OFDX 4P Residual Current Operated Circuit Breaker (RCCB)?

An OFDX 4P RCCB is a four-pole electrical safety device designed to detect residual current leakage and automatically disconnect power to prevent electrical shock, injuries, and potential fire hazards in three-phase electrical circuits.

Why is a 4P (Four-Pole) RCCB used instead of a 2P model?

A 4P RCCB is specifically designed for three-phase four-wire electrical systems. It provides comprehensive current leakage protection across all three phase lines plus the neutral line simultaneously.

Does an RCCB protect against overloads and short circuits?

No, a standard RCCB primarily detects leakage current to prevent electric shocks. For full protection against overloads and short circuits, it should be paired with suitable Miniature Circuit Breakers (MCBs) or overcurrent protection devices.

Where should the OFDX 4P RCCB be installed?

It is typically installed in distribution boards for commercial, industrial, and residential three-phase electrical distribution systems requiring high-reliability ground fault protection.

How often should the RCCB test button be pressed?

It is recommended to press the built-in "Test" (T) button monthly to ensure the internal tripping mechanism operates properly under fault conditions.

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