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ETAP - Circuit Breaker Chint
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From the catalogue # it seems to be a 1250 MCCB non-current limiting type made for IEC60947-2.
Therefore, request a TCC copy and draw that on ETAP using the "USER CURVE OPTION" in protection coordination study module.
Otherwise use a similar rating MCCB from MCCB editor.
Therefore, request a TCC copy and draw that on ETAP using the "USER CURVE OPTION" in protection coordination study module.
Otherwise use a similar rating MCCB from MCCB editor.
Meaningless side note: someone in China dropped the ball on researching the name “Chint” for electrical products. Although the word originated as the name of a print fabric from India, here in the US that word morphed into “chintzy” to mean cheap and flimsy, of poor quality. Terrible name to put on electrical devices…
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