OEM OFA-M1 Series 400 A Molded Case Circuit Breaker Supplier, Manufacturer

In low-voltage distribution backbone networks, the 400 A current rating shoulders the heavy responsibility of conveying electric power from transformer outlets to large sub-distribution circuits, acting as the core lever for the stability of the entire power supply system. The OFA-M1 series 400 A molded case circuit breaker (model OFAM1-400/3300), with a frame rated current of 400 A, inherits the series’ consistent high breaking and high insulation performance. It features a rated ultimate short-circuit breaking capacity of 35 kA, an insulation voltage of 690 V, and an impulse withstand voltage of 6 kV. With powerful and robust electromechanical characteristics, it provides reliable protection for the incoming supply and high-capacity feeders in industrial main distribution, commercial complexes and critical infrastructure. The product strictly complies with the national standard GB/T 14048.2 and is an indispensable backbone protective component in medium and large-scale low-voltage distribution solutions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Molded Case Circuit Breaker (MCCB)?

A Molded Case Circuit Breaker (MCCB) is an electrical protection device designed to protect electrical circuits from excessive current, overload, and short circuits. It features a molded plastic housing to enclose all electrical components.

How do I choose the correct current rating for an MCCB?

The current rating (e.g., 63A, 125A, 250A, 630A) should be chosen based on the continuous operating current of the system, potential inrush currents, and the load capacity of the connected cables and equipment.

What is the difference between an MCB and an MCCB?

MCBs (Miniature Circuit Breakers) are primarily used for low-current applications (up to 100A) in residential and small commercial setups. MCCBs handle higher current ratings (up to 2500A) and offer adjustable trip settings for industrial applications.

What protection features do these series MCCBs provide?

These series MCCBs provide comprehensive protection including thermal overload protection against prolonged excess current, and magnetic protection against high-magnitude short circuit events.

Are these circuit breakers suitable for industrial environments?

Yes, molded case circuit breakers are engineered for heavy-duty industrial and commercial electrical systems, capable of handling higher short-circuit breaking capacities reliably.

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