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RCBO - Residual Current Breaker with Over-Current Protection detects residual current, earth leakage or over-current (overload and short circuit) and cuts off the power supply to the affected circuit, therefore, protecting from injuries caused by electric shock.

Our RCBO range which is compatible with popular consumer units includes Type B Curve devices which trip around 3 - 5 times full load current and are mainly used in residential environments as well as Type C Curve RCBOs which trip between 5 - 10 times full load current, used typically in commercial and industrial applications.

For additional safety, we supply AFDD RCBOs which combine RCBO devices with Arc Fault Detection Devices providing protection against fires caused by arcing from loose connections, rodent bites or damaged wire insulation.

We stock widely recognized and reputable brands and can provide fast UK delivery.

Wylex RCBO's Fusebox RCBO's Hager RCBO's
BG RCBO's MK Sentry RCBO's Lewden RCBO's

 

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If you need to buy in bulk, we’d be happy to provide a quote. As one of the largest electrical wholesalers we deal with traders every day, so give us a call on 0203 994 5470 or email us sales@electricpoint.com.

FAQ's

What is an RCBO?

RCBO stands for Residual Current Breaker with Over-Current Protection. It is a circuit breaker which integrates the functionality of MCB and RCD in a single module. RCBOs detect residual current, overload, short circuit or earth leakage and cut off the power supply to the affected circuit-protecting from potential injuries from electric shock.

What is the difference between RCD and RCBO?

RCD - Residual Current Device - continuously monitors electrical current level and cuts off the power supply in case of current leakage providing protection from electrocution or electrical fires. In addition to RCD functions, RCBO detects overcurrent which could be in the form of overload when for example too many devices are used on one circuit or in the form of a short circuit when there is a connection between the live and neutral conductors.

What is the difference between MCB and RCBO?

MCB - Miniature Circuit Breaker - detects overcurrent in the form of overload or short circuit and cuts off the power supply to the affected circuit-protecting from electrocution or electric fires. RCBO not only can detect overcurrent (like MCB) but as well residual current or earth leakage which can’t be detected by MCB, therefore, providing additional protection from electric shocks.

Why Shop with Electricpoint?

At Electricpoint, we are driven by a vision to revolutionize the online sale of electrical products. Drawing on our extensive experience of over a century on the high street, our goal is to provide you with a seamless and efficient shopping experience, offering exceptional products at the most competitive prices. We take great pride in our team, whose expertise and passion for assisting customers sets us apart and make us truly distinctive.

As one of the largest online electrical wholesalers we are able to offer our customers:

  • Extensive stock for next day delivery
  • Broad range of specialist products
  • Experienced and knowledgeable staff who are there to help
  • The Electricpoint Price Promise provides access to a better price than any other online electrical wholesaler!
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