Know About the Working Principle of Cable Ties and Circuit Breaker

Posted by Meba Electric on February 5th, 2021

In electrical circuits there are a wide range of parts and articles that are used, thus making it a complex assembly. But, in successful run of the entire circuit each and every part has a specific role and task to perform. In this article we are focusing on two such prime components Cable ties and Circuit breakers which are part of each and every complex electric system.

In any electrical system these RCBO circuit breakers are prime component. Starting from domestic use to industrial usage it has wide range of applications. In case of electric overload and short circuit, circuit breakers act as a safety device. In case of electrical exigencies it cuts down the power supply by breaking the circuit. The breaker automatically breaks the circuit but based on the type of requirement and type of circuit breakers used resetting them again could be either manual or automatic.

Cable ties are bonding components that are used to hold multiple wires or cables. In an electrical system as number of wires or cables increases, their complexity also increases. They need to be bundled and bonded properly not only from maintenance point of view but also from identifying point of view for repairing. Cable ties generally acts as industrial zips which has vast range of application. However widely used cable ties are usually made of sturdy nylon with an integrated gear rack at one end which hold the ratchet at the other end firm making a perfect gear lock. Presence of gear rack provides great help in increasing or decreasing the size of the tie.

You will find many RCBO circuit breaker manufacturers around you. In different sizes circuit breakers are made starting from small devices that protect a household appliance up to large switchgear type which are designed to protect highly complex, high voltage circuits feeding electrical supply to entire city. You will find different types of RCBO residual circuit breaker but all have the same basic principal of operation. In general, in case of complex voltage conditions these breakers contain a trip solenoid which releases a latch. These are powered by a separate battery.