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Clear- B: Ideal for lighting and household appliances without large motors, offering fast protection.
- C: The classic circuit breaker for the home. Protects devices with motors (refrigerators, air conditioners) without tripping unnecessarily.
- D: For heavy machinery, pumps, and motors with high starting current, so they do not trip unnecessarily.
- K: It quickly detects overloads but withstands the high initial current during startup in transformers and industrial motors.
- AC: It is the current that exists in homes and sockets. AC circuit breakers protect against overload or short circuit, meaning when more current passes than the circuit can handle.
- DC: It is the current found in batteries and photovoltaics. DC circuit breakers are specifically designed to protect such circuits from overload
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