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Mitsubishi Electric launches new range of final distribution products

By December 9, 2013 3:48 pm IST

EPR (Electrical & Power Review) | EPR Magazine

As a part of the growth plan for Factory Automation and Industrial Division (FAID), Mitsubishi Electric launched a new range of final distribution products namely: miniature circuit breaker (MCB), residual current circuit breaker (RCCB), and isolating switch and distribution boards (DB). These products play a pivotal role in protection of final distribution network of low voltage distribution system and are widely used in residential, commercial building and industrial segment.  The MCB and RCCB have been tested by DERKA, Netherland for KEMA and have CB certification along with ISI marking. The products comply with the latest national and international standards and meet the directives of RoHS. India will be the manufacturing hub for these products and will cater to both Indian and international market worldwide. These products are being assembled in India from May 2012 and have been gaining acceptance among major building and industrial consultants along with leading panel builders.The MCBs have rated breaking capacity of 10kA and current ratings from 0.5A

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