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The issue of selecting circuit breakers for distribution boxes

2018-04-09View Original

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I currently have 25 welding machines, each with a maximum current of 28A. If all 25 welding machines are connected to one main circuit breaker, what size should that breaker be?
Reply #22018-04-10
What about the voltage? Let’s go by power then.
Reply #32018-04-10
Is the welding machine 220V or 380V? Considering the approximate simultaneous usage rate, a 3P circuit breaker should be selected, taking into account factors such as the wiring layout as well
Reply #42018-04-10
The welding machines operate at 380V, and around 7-8 of them are used simultaneously; the power distribution in the facility is based on the TN-S system. Do I need to use a 4P circuit breaker? What size should the circuit breaker capacity be?

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