1. Protection against electric shock


BS 3036 Rewireable fuses


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Rewireable or semi enclosed fuses reduce the current carrying capacity (Iz) of the cable. 

The Correction factor for BS3036 fuse (Cf) is 1.45/2 = 0.725 


MCB (Miniature curcuit breaker) BS 60898




Bi Metalic strip



Solenoid


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RCCB, RCD BS 61008 and RCBO BS 61009







Transformers

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Electrical choke

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Power Supplies


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Rectifiers


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Inverters


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Variable Frequency Drives


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