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Over-current protection

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Why would you use a fusing factor when calculating the size of a circuit breaker?
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    Often the greatest trip hazards are from the ones that we don't see coming. Too much port, for instance, in a short period can cause an attack of guout. Similarly, pushing a circuit beyond its safe limits by changing the characteristics of its protection is likely to cause damage.

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    Often the greatest trip hazards are from the ones that we don't see coming. Too much port, for instance, in a short period can cause an attack of guout. Similarly, pushing a circuit beyond its safe limits by changing the characteristics of its protection is likely to cause damage.

    Legh
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