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DC MCB









Sleek Switch, Satin Finish & Sturdy Design


Fin ger proof Terminal
Air Circulation Channel


Trip free mechanism
Low watt loss almost 50% of the values prescribed by

Made From Flame Retardant Body which is PBT Known for...

Bi-Connect terminal for Cable and Bushbar
Padlocking Facility

Large Dolly
Finger Proof Terminal

Highly effective touch protection against accidental contact . Ergonomically designed,...

Electrical/Mechanical Life:30,000 Cycles
AC MCB



Line Load Reversibility
Biconnect Terminals

Highly effective touch protection against accidental contact . Ergonomically designed,...



Suitable for Protection against Overload & Short Circuit for Motor
Line & Load Interchangeability

True Contact Indication for Enhanced Safety
Higher Life with Use of Heavy Duty Contacts








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What is a 10 Amp MCB?
A 10 Amp MCB (Miniature Circuit Breaker) is an electrical safety device designed to protect a circuit from damage caused by overcurrent or short circuit. It automatically interrupts the flow of electricity when the current exceeds its rated limit of 10 amps.
Where are 10 Amp MCBs typically used?
10 Amp MCBs are commonly used in residential and light commercial applications to protect circuits for lighting, small appliances, and general-purpose outlets where the expected load is around 10 amps or less.
What is the difference between an MCB and a fuse?
Both protect circuits from overcurrent. However, an MCB is a reusable switch that can be reset after tripping, whereas a fuse contains a wire that melts and must be replaced once it blows.
Can I replace a fuse with a 10 Amp MCB?
In many cases, yes, provided the fuse holders rating is compatible with a 10 Amp MCB. However, its always best to consult a qualified electrician to ensure proper compatibility and safety before making any electrical modifications.