LVE 6 AMP Type B6A Live MCB Single Pole Circuit Breaker LVE CA106B

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The Bank shall only be liable to any loss or damage to you resulting from use of the Service, provided, such loss / damage is caused due to our gross negligence and willful default You must not use the MCB Internet Banking Service to create an unauthorized overdraft on any of your Eligible Ac-counts and we are entitled to refuse to accept any instruction that would do so. If an unauthorized overdraft is created, we may take any action we think fit and charge any mark-up and charges to the Eligible Account in ques-tion (in accordance with the terms and conditions of that account). You agree that: You relying on any financial information provided as part, or by means, of the MCB Internet Banking Service;

We will not be liable under any circumstance whatsoever for any loss or damage caused to you as a result of the MCB Internet Banking Service or any breach of these Terms and Conditions, including any direct, indirect, conse-quential or special loss, even if we have been advised of the same. testing cable etc - I do not have a mega testing, only a Multimeter, so may not be able to isolate with testingMoulded case circuit breakers ( MCCBs) have a very similar function to MCBs but they also have a higher capacity. MCBs are all sub-100-amp devices and are designed for low voltage circuits, so their trip curves cannot be adjusted. By contrast, MCCBs feature adjustable trip characteristics, which means that they can be used with higher voltages – as much as 2,500 in some instances. What is the Difference Between MCBs and ELCBs? MCBs serve a similar function to electrical fuses, which are designed to melt and thereby break a circuit if the current flowing through exceeds a designated limit. However, fuses can be less reliable than MCBs - the latter work better in lower voltage settings and do not require replacement after use. What is the Difference Between MCBs and MCCBs? Please note that the MCB Internet Banking Service currently has no facility for you to inform us of a particular time you would like the transaction to be carried out by. Should you feel that such information is vital to any transac-tion, you must speak to our staff on (021/042) 111-000-622. However, we shall be under no obligation to ensure that a transaction is conducted within the timeframe provided by you, but shall try our best to accommodate the same. Any access of information regarding your Eligible Account(s) being obtained by a third party, as a result of your using the MCB Internet Banking Service, save when such access is obtained as a result of our gross neg-ligence or our willful default; Save as provided in clause 7.1, any machine, system or communication failure , industrial dispute or other circumstances beyond our control that leads to the MCB Internet Banking Service being totally or partially unavailable or to instructions given via the MCB Internet Banking Service not being acted upon promptly or at all;

Add to quote” – this option allows to you gather items together and ask us for a no obligation quote. We’ll do our best to improve our already competitive prices where possible. You must not leave Your System unattended while you are accessing the MCB Internet Banking Service, whether Your System is a device you have sourced independently of us or a device provided by us to access the MCB In-ternet Banking Service in one of our branches. The public nature of our branches makes it particularly important that if you access the MCB Internet Banking Service from a device in one of our branches, you do not leave that device unattended while on-line and ensure that you have properly logged out the said device before leaving the branch. Under no circumstances shall the Bank be liable for any loss or damages sustained by you whatsoever and howso-ever caused whether such damages are direct, indirect, incidental consequential and irrespective of whether any claim is based on loss of revenue, interruption of business or any loss of any character or nature whatsoever and whether sustained by you, or by any other third party; provided however that to the extent it is not possible un-der applicable law to exclude any liability for loss or damages, incurred by you, such liability shall not exceed the amount of PKR 500,000/- in any case. The customer hereby agrees to fully indemnify and hold harmless the Bank in respect of any loss incurred by you and/or any third party by virtue of the Service. Events in which the custom-er shall hold the Bank indemnified and the Bank shall not be liable to you include, without limitation: In cases where your instructions cannot be completed for any reason including those specified in the pre-ceding paragraph, you shall not hold the Bank responsible in any manner in the said transaction and con-tracts and your sole recourse in this regard shall be with the beneficiary of the transaction; SO before I disconnect ALL these cable and test one by one with the RCD - I will try a multimeter, in case its a short, which the multimeter can detect.

Add to, remove or otherwise change, end or suspend any of the facilities available through the Service or change the interface of the Services, including any layout and design options, without any prior intimation to you; or Specifications matter more than brand when choosing MCBs, so in theory, you can use any component that is compatible with a particular device. However, mixing brands in the same installation is not recommended as it makes testing less reliable and can invalidate warranties and installation guarantees. Why are MCBs Preferred to Fuses? Details of the Persons Discharging Managerial Responsibilities ("PDMR")/Relevant Employees/Person Closely Associated ("PCA") means any software supplied to you to enable you to access the MCB Internet Banking Ser-vice from time to time. Any misuse of Your System by you or anyone else; Any claim by any third party with respect to any loss in-curred by them by virtue of your usage of the Service.