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Large Dolly
Padlocking Facility

Electrical/Mechanical Life:30,000 Cycles
Magnetic Release Setting:(10-20)ln

Finger Proof Terminal
Padlocking Facility





Large Terminal Screws
Air Circulation Channel

Large Terminal Screws
Fin ger proof Terminal

Electrical/Mechanical Life:30,000 Cycles
Magnetic Release Setting:(3-5)ln

AC MCB
Electrical/Mechanical Life:30,000 Cycles

Magnetic Release Setting:(10-20)ln
Electrical/Mechanical Life:30,000 Cycles

Magnetic Release Setting:(10-20)ln
Electrical/Mechanical Life:30,000 Cycles

Large Terminal Screws
Padlocking Facility

Two Stage easy snapping device for Din Rail Mounting
Padlocking Facility




Sleek Switch, Satin Finish & Sturdy Design





DC MCB

Magnetic Release Setting:(5-10)ln
AC MCB











High Quality Fire Retardant Material
True Contact Indication for Enhanced Safety

Positive contact indication
Advance neutral
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What is a 25 Amp MCB?
A 25 Amp Miniature Circuit Breaker (MCB) is an electrical safety device designed to protect a circuit from damage caused by overcurrent or short circuit. It automatically cuts off the power supply when the current exceeds 25 amperes.
How does a 25 Amp MCB differ from other MCBs?
The primary difference is the current rating. A 25 Amp MCB will trip (disconnect power) at 25 amps, whereas MCBs with different ratings (e.g., 6A, 10A, 16A, 32A) will trip at their respective current limits. The correct rating is crucial for effective circuit protection.
Is a 25 Amp MCB suitable for all appliances?
No, its essential to check the power requirements of your appliances. Using an MCB with too high a rating may not provide adequate protection, while one with too low a rating could trip unnecessarily. Consult an electrician or the appliances manual for the correct MCB rating.
What should I do if my 25 Amp MCB keeps tripping?
If your 25 Amp MCB trips repeatedly, it indicates an overload or a short circuit in the connected appliances or wiring. You should immediately switch off the appliances on that circuit, reset the MCB, and if it trips again, contact a qualified electrician to diagnose and fix the problem.