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Wiring of the Distribution Board with RCD (Residual Current Devices) - Single Phase Home Supply
What is Distribution Board?
Distribution board is a safe system designed for house or building that included protective devices, isolator switches, circuit breaker and fuses to safely connect the cables and wires to the sub circuits and final sub circuits including their associated Live (Phase) Neutral and Earth conductors. Distribution board is also known as “Fuse Board”, “Panel Board” or “Consumer Unit”. following are the types of distribution boards.
Types of distribution boards
Main Distribution Board (MDB)
Sub Distribution Board (SDB)
Final Distribution Board (FDB)
MDB = Main Distribution Board
A distribution board unit installed in the buildings which firstly receive the incoming single phase electric supply (AC low voltage (LV) (230V AC or 120V AC in US) from a secondary transformer through electric pole and energy meter or the distribution company's electric service provider outlets is known as Main Distribution Board.
Main Distribution Board (MDB) is also known as a fuse board or consumer unit where the main protective and isolation devices are installed to provide electricity in a safe range to the connected electrical appliances.
SDB = Sub Distribution Board
The Distribution Board which is used to distribute electrical wiring and circuits within a selected area in a building or house, i.e. floor in a multi-store building. The Sub distribution board is connected and supplied from the Main Distribution Board through different wires and cables rated according to the load requirement.
FDB = Final Distribution Board
The Distribution Board which provides electric supply to the Final and Sub Final Circuits is known as the Final Distribution Board. FDB (Final Distribution Board) directly connected through SDB (Sub Distribution Board) and the final switches are used to control the connected electrical appliances and appliances such as light, air-conditioner, fan etc.
Wiring Accessories for Single Phase Distribution Board
Main Distribution Board or Fuse Boards (Consumer Unit) usually contains on the following three main units to control and distribute electric supply to the different connected appliances and appliances through electrical wiring cables and wires.
DP = Double Pole MCB (The main isolator or main switch).
RCD (Also DP) Residual Current Devices for safety.
SP = Single Pole MCB (Circuit Breakers and Fuses).
MCB & CB = Miniature Circuit Breaker and Circuit Breaker.
The above mentioned electrical wiring accessories and protective devices are used to control and distribute electric supply (safely to connected electrical appliances) around your home. The following diagram is showing single phase home electric supply and wiring of distribution board with RCD.
How to Wire RCD (Residual Current Device) ?
In this Single Phase home supply wiring diagram, the main supply (Single Phase Live (Red Wire) and Neutral (Black Wire) comes from the secondary of the transformer (3 Phase 4 Wire (Star) System) to the single phase energy meter ( Note that Single Phase supply is 230V AC and 120V AC in US).These two lines (Line and Neutral) from energy meter are connected to the Double Pole MCB isolator switch.They Live Wire is connected to the RCD and then to the common busbar segment of Single Pole MCBs.The outgoing lines from MCBS (SP) are connected to the final circuits and sub final circuit and electrical devices like fan, lights, switches etc.
The Neutral are connected through Energy meter, MCB (DP), RCD and then to the Neutral Link. All the sub circuits, sub circuits can be connected to the Neutral Link. Keep in mind all the electrical appliances and appliances should be connected to the Earth Link for safety which is directly connected to the earth electrode and earth plate for proper earthing and grounding.
In the following single phase electrical wiring for home supply, We used 63A MCB (DP), 63A RCD (DP) and different rating if MCBs (SP) such as 20A, 16A, 10A etc according to your need.
single phase mcb distribution db box connection diagram
Wiring of the Distribution Board with RCD (Residual Current Devices) - Single Phase Home Supply
What is Distribution Board?
Distribution board is a safe system designed for house or building that included protective devices, isolator switches, circuit breaker and fuses to safely connect the cables and wires to the sub circuits and final sub circuits including their associated Live (Phase) Neutral and Earth conductors. Distribution board is also known as “Fuse Board”, “Panel Board” or “Consumer Unit”. following are the types of distribution boards.
Types of distribution boards
Main Distribution Board (MDB)
Sub Distribution Board (SDB)
Final Distribution Board (FDB)
MDB = Main Distribution Board
A distribution board unit installed in the buildings which firstly receive the incoming single phase electric supply (AC low voltage (LV) (230V AC or 120V AC in US) from a secondary transformer through electric pole and energy meter or the distribution company's electric service provider outlets is known as Main Distribution Board.
Main Distribution Board (MDB) is also known as a fuse board or consumer unit where the main protective and isolation devices are installed to provide electricity in a safe range to the connected electrical appliances.
SDB = Sub Distribution Board
The Distribution Board which is used to distribute electrical wiring and circuits within a selected area in a building or house, i.e. floor in a multi-store building. The Sub distribution board is connected and supplied from the Main Distribution Board through different wires and cables rated according to the load requirement.
FDB = Final Distribution Board
The Distribution Board which provides electric supply to the Final and Sub Final Circuits is known as the Final Distribution Board. FDB (Final Distribution Board) directly connected through SDB (Sub Distribution Board) and the final switches are used to control the connected electrical appliances and appliances such as light, air-conditioner, fan etc.
Wiring Accessories for Single Phase Distribution Board
Main Distribution Board or Fuse Boards (Consumer Unit) usually contains on the following three main units to control and distribute electric supply to the different connected appliances and appliances through electrical wiring cables and wires.
DP = Double Pole MCB (The main isolator or main switch).
RCD (Also DP) Residual Current Devices for safety.
SP = Single Pole MCB (Circuit Breakers and Fuses).
MCB & CB = Miniature Circuit Breaker and Circuit Breaker.
The above mentioned electrical wiring accessories and protective devices are used to control and distribute electric supply (safely to connected electrical appliances) around your home. The following diagram is showing single phase home electric supply and wiring of distribution board with RCD.
How to Wire RCD (Residual Current Device) ?
In this Single Phase home supply wiring diagram, the main supply (Single Phase Live (Red Wire) and Neutral (Black Wire) comes from the secondary of the transformer (3 Phase 4 Wire (Star) System) to the single phase energy meter ( Note that Single Phase supply is 230V AC and 120V AC in US).These two lines (Line and Neutral) from energy meter are connected to the Double Pole MCB isolator switch.They Live Wire is connected to the RCD and then to the common busbar segment of Single Pole MCBs.The outgoing lines from MCBS (SP) are connected to the final circuits and sub final circuit and electrical devices like fan, lights, switches etc.
The Neutral are connected through Energy meter, MCB (DP), RCD and then to the Neutral Link. All the sub circuits, sub circuits can be connected to the Neutral Link. Keep in mind all the electrical appliances and appliances should be connected to the Earth Link for safety which is directly connected to the earth electrode and earth plate for proper earthing and grounding.
In the following single phase electrical wiring for home supply, We used 63A MCB (DP), 63A RCD (DP) and different rating if MCBs (SP) such as 20A, 16A, 10A etc according to your need.
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