16 to 20a for 1.5 or 2 tons?The mcb is just a fuse that can be reset.
32a mcb will not trip until more then 7200watt of power goes through it. So in a event of short the wiring will get burnt.
So stick with 16a to 20a C serious mcb.
He already explained it, read again.16 to 20a for 1.5 or 2 tons?
What if an ac requires c 16a but 32a mcb is used, i.e. more than the required amount. Can it create any issues?
Yes he did but I am specifically asking for an exact amp mcb for these two old acs as the older mcbs are 16a for 1.5 and 32a for 2 tons. Moreover what if 32a is used for the 1.5 tons, no issues?He already explained it, read again.
This is suggesting bigger amps mcb16A in more than enough
It's not actually.16A in more than enough
Nope, we have tons of 2 Ton AC running on single phase at plant.2 ton AC will mostly be 3 phase wiring connected . Completely different MCB for that . Mostly an old 1.5 ton AC will consume from 1800 to 2200 w . You provision an MCB for upto 2500 w .
Yes, MCBs do have an upper spec, similar to a fuse. If your AC requires a 16A one, and you wire it with a 32A, in the event of a fault it can now pull 16 more amps in excess before the MCB triggers and disconnects the AC, and by then it might be too late (fire, burnt wires). Do not overspec your MCB.Yes he did but I am specifically asking for an exact amp mcb for these two old acs as the older mcbs are 16a for 1.5 and 32a for 2 tons. Moreover what if 32a is used for the 1.5 tons, no issues?