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About this product
- Poles number: Other
- Installation: Other
- Certification: CECB
- Arc-extinguishing medium: Other
- Exports to: Middle East, USA and Canada, EU
About this product
- Poles number: Other
- Installation: Other
- Certification: CECB
- Arc-extinguishing medium: Other
- Exports to: Middle East, USA and Canada, EU
Product details
| Poles number | Other |
|---|---|
| Installation | Other |
| Certification | CECB |
| Arc-extinguishing medium | Other |
Product details
| Poles number | Other |
|---|---|
| Installation | Other |
| Certification | CECB |
| Arc-extinguishing medium | Other |
From the supplier
AFDD
Arc-Fault Detection Devices , or being called AFCI, Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter, in North Amerca, in comply wtih IEC/BS EN 62606.
In terms of circuit protection,Timelec has MCB for short-circuit and overload protection, RCD (RCCB) for residual current protection; yet not safe enough. According to statistics, in terms of electrical safety, 90% of fires are caused by electric arc, and we need AFDD for arc protection.
Timelec AFCI is AFDCI+RCBO, offering short-circuit, overload, residual current, arc and over-voltage protection, meeting the standard of IEC/BS EN 62606 and IEC/BS EN 61009-1, and it selectively distinguishes a harmless arc from a potentially dangerous arc. For example, it breaks the circuit when it detects electric arc which is a signature of loose connections in home-wiring, as loose connection can develop over time and sometimes become hot enough to cause house fires.
From the supplier
AFDD
Arc-Fault Detection Devices , or being called AFCI, Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter, in North Amerca, in comply wtih IEC/BS EN 62606.
In terms of circuit protection,Timelec has MCB for short-circuit and overload protection, RCD (RCCB) for residual current protection; yet not safe enough. According to statistics, in terms of electrical safety, 90% of fires are caused by electric arc, and we need AFDD for arc protection.
Timelec AFCI is AFDCI+RCBO, offering short-circuit, overload, residual current, arc and over-voltage protection, meeting the standard of IEC/BS EN 62606 and IEC/BS EN 61009-1, and it selectively distinguishes a harmless arc from a potentially dangerous arc. For example, it breaks the circuit when it detects electric arc which is a signature of loose connections in home-wiring, as loose connection can develop over time and sometimes become hot enough to cause house fires.
About the supplier
- ✓Exhibited at 7 recent Canton Fairs
- ✓Industry and Trade Company
- ✓Founded 2014
- ✓Canton Fair Premium Supplier
- ✓Brand exhibitor
- ✓National high-tech enterprise
Light & Electrical exhibitors show in Phase 1 of the Canton Fair, 15 to 19 October 2026.
- Exhibited at 7 recent Canton Fairs
- Industry and Trade Company
- Founded 2014
- Canton Fair Premium Supplier