Dual Power Automatic Transfer Electrical Selector Switches 63A/100A Din Rail ATS
- Poles: 2P / 3P / 4P
- Rated Current: 10A - 125A
- Switching: Uninterrupted <50ms
As power networks face higher current density and non-linear harmonic loads, global procurement managers require adjustable moulded case circuit breakers (MCCB) that guarantee precision tripping, strict IEC 60947-2 compliance, and direct factory-floor traceability.
Why modern panel builders specify adjustable over-current settings rather than fixed ratings for main branch protection and secondary sub-distribution panels.
Continuous protection dialed between 0.7× to 1.0× In to protect cables against sustained overheating without premature nuisance tripping under fluctuating ambient conditions.
Instantaneous electromagnetic release designed to handle high inrush currents from induction motors, compressors, and power transformers without tripping offline.
Ensures that downstream faults are cleared exclusively by the nearest miniature breaker, eliminating full-building switchboard shutdowns and protecting upstream assets.
Constructed with glass-fiber reinforced unsaturated polyester resin (BMC/SMC) guaranteeing non-flammability, supreme arc track resistance, and zero structural warping.
| MCCB Frame Series | Adjustable Current (Ir) | Ultimate Breaking (Icu @ 400V) | Operational Breaking (Ics) | Primary Industrial Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GB-125A Adjustable | 16A to 125A (0.8–1.0x In) | 15 kA – 25 kA | 75% – 100% Icu | Commercial Sub-feeders, Lighting Centers, Light Machinery |
| GB-250A Adjustable | 125A to 250A (0.7–1.0x In) | 25 kA – 36 kA | 100% Icu | Motor Control Centers (MCC), Factory Branch Feeder Boards |
| GB-400A / 630A High-Cap | 250A to 630A (0.4–1.0x Electronic) | 35 kA – 50 kA | 100% Icu | Commercial HVAC Incomers, Solar Array Central Inverters |
| GB-800A Heavy Industrial | 400A to 800A (Electronic Micrologic) | 50 kA – 70 kA | 100% Icu | Main Distribution Boards (MDB), Substation LV Switchboards |
As global power systems transition to distributed renewable microgrids and digital buildings, the functional requirements of circuit breakers are evolving dramatically.
While thermal-magnetic units remain the workhorse for standard sub-distribution, major procurement volumes in Europe, the Middle East, and Latin America are moving rapidly to solid-state electronic trip units (ETU). Electronic MCCBs offer field-programmable Long-Time (L), Short-Time (S), Instantaneous (I), and Ground Fault (G) curves without replacing physical hardware.
Modern switchboards are no longer passive safety devices; they are real-time data collection hubs. International tenders increasingly specify adjustable MCCBs with integrated voltage, current, power factor, and harmonic distortion measurement modules that communicate directly to BMS or cloud-based industrial telemetry systems.
Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) and bidirectional grid-tied solar systems require DC and AC circuit breakers capable of clearing high prospective short-circuit currents regardless of power flow direction. Conventional unidirectional blow-out chutes are being replaced with permanent-magnet symmetrical arc chutes rated up to 1000V DC and 690V AC.
Located in Huangyu Village, Liushi Town—globally recognized as the capital of low-voltage electrical appliances—Graybar combines deep supply chain integration with stringent quality control.
Immediate access to high-grade silver-nickel contact alloys, thermo-hardening molding compounds, and specialized toolmakers reduces component procurement lead times by over 35% compared to inland factories.
Every single manufactured breaker undergoes automated dielectric strength testing (2500V), instantaneous electromagnetic threshold verification, and continuous calibration on computerized thermal trip test benches.
We respect growing market distributors by offering pilot sample batches starting from only 5 pieces for standard MCCBs and 1 piece for heavy Air Circuit Breakers (ACB), allowing comprehensive client qualification before scale.
Private labeling with high-definition laser marking, custom tripping curve configurations, client-specified terminal extensions, and localized retail/industrial export packaging designed for harsh sea freight.
Clear, direct answers regarding testing standards, mechanical customizations, and export terms for electrical project developers and wholesale distributors.
Our MCCB series are type-tested in accordance with IEC 60947-2. Ultimate Breaking Capacity (Icu) represents the maximum fault current the unit can break, while Service Breaking Capacity (Ics) verifies the breaker remains fully operational after repeated fault clearances. Most of our industrial MCCBs achieve Ics = 75% to 100% Icu.
Yes. We support custom front-plate laser engraving, buyer-branded terminal covers, specified tripping characteristics (e.g., dedicated motor protection curves), and multilingual instruction booklets. OEM artwork verification takes less than 48 hours.
Standard frame configurations ship within 10 to 15 working days. Tailored OEM orders requiring custom voltage coils, shunt trip releases, auxiliary alarm contacts, or special terminal lug extensions typically require 20 to 25 days from sample sign-off.
Shipments are accompanied by Certificate of Origin (CO / Form E / Form F), factory routine test certificates, declaration of conformity to IEC 60947-2 / IEC 60898-1, complete commercial invoices, packing lists, and bill of lading (B/L) issued via Ningbo or Shanghai port.
In three-phase distribution networks with significant harmonic currents, nonlinear loads (such as LED drivers, server racks, or frequency drives), or TN-S/TT earthing systems, high neutral currents can occur. A 4-pole MCCB guarantees complete isolation and overcurrent protection across all three phases and the neutral conductor simultaneously.
Every individual MCCB is encased in a moisture-barrier polyethylene bag, secured with shock-absorbing foam inserts inside a rigid cardboard inner box, and packed into multi-wall master export cartons reinforced with composite corner strapping on fumigated wooden or plastic pallets.