am not from america so not familiar with their terminology, altho i would think disconnection switch would be an isolator. as for FCU's, there used to protect a load what is permanently connected, i.e washer, fan etc. also used to protect extra sockets extended from a ring
I thank you very much for your answer. I am still confused about the isolator. I read that isolator is mainly intended to protect the repairman while they are working to fix the item such as Cealing Fan, ELectric Boiler, etc. So that the isolator should ensure that it totally isolates the circuit. It should disconnect not only Phase (Live) but also Neutral and Leakage current. So they must have two pole to disconnet phase and Neutral.
Is anywhere could I find the circuit diagram of Isolator.
I thank you very much again in advance for yur answer.
As for a circuit diagram, these things use the fuse (rating depends on appliance) on the live side which will (obviously) burn out if there is too much current, and the switch switches the live and neutral on/off but leaves the Earth intact. Easy!
switch: turns equipment on and off
isolator: isolates for test or repair perposes (not nessacerally capable of safely disconnecting on load)
isolating switch:does both of the above
when most people SAY isolator they MEAN isolating switch.
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