Protects against electric shocks. For use with indoor sockets only. The Uni-Com Circuit Breaker wi...Protects against electric shocks. For use with indoor sockets only. The Uni-Com Circuit Breaker will instantly cut power to prevent electric shocks. It monitors the flow of electricity and will cut the power when electricity 'leaking' to earth is detected at a harmful level. Recommended for use with power tools, electric lawnmowers, hedge trimmers etc. Helping to provide electrical safety at work, the home and in the garden.Specifications:Trip Current: 15-30mA.Cut Off/Trip Time: <30ms.Max. Load: 13A.
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This guide is for anyone using the Uni-Com Circuit Breaker (Unc53637) to enhance electrical safety in their home or workspace. Its key benefit is providing instant protection against electric shocks by cutting power when a fault is detected. However, it's designed for indoor use only and has a maximum load of 13A. This guide covers setup, usage, troubleshooting, and frequently asked questions to help you get the most out of your circuit breaker.
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Model Part Number
Unc53637
Brand
Uni-Com
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FAQs
What is the purpose of the Uni-Com Circuit Breaker?
The Uni-Com Circuit Breaker provides protection against electric shocks by instantly cutting off power when a fault is detected.
Where can I use this circuit breaker?
It is designed for indoor use only. Avoid using in wet or damp environments.
How do I test the circuit breaker?
There is a test button on the device. Press this button regularly to ensure the circuit breaker is functioning correctly.
What is the maximum load the circuit breaker can handle?
The maximum load is 13A.
What happens if the circuit breaker trips?
The power supply to the connected device will be cut off. You should then check the device for any faults.
How long does it take for the circuit breaker to trip?
The trip time is less than 30ms.
Is the Uni-Com Circuit Breaker suitable for outdoor use?
No, it is for indoor use only.
What should I do if the circuit breaker trips repeatedly?
Check the connected device for faults or overloads. If the problem persists, consult a qualified electrician.
Troubleshooting
Circuit breaker not working.
Check the power supply and ensure the device is plugged in correctly. Test the breaker using the test button. If it still doesn't work, replace the circuit breaker.
Device trips frequently.
Check the connected device for faults or overloads. Reduce the load on the circuit or replace the device.
Breaker won't reset.
Ensure the connected device is unplugged and there is no fault. Reset the breaker. If it still won't reset, replace the circuit breaker.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides essential electrical safety.
Quickly cuts off power in dangerous situations.
Easy to install and use.
Suitable for a variety of electrical devices.
Helps prevent serious injuries.
Cons
For indoor use only.
Limited to a 13A maximum load.
Requires regular testing to ensure functionality.
Cannot protect against all electrical faults.
May require replacement after repeated use in fault situations.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation: Plug the Uni-Com Circuit Breaker into a standard indoor socket.
Compatibility: Compatible with standard UK sockets. Ensure the device you're connecting does not exceed a 13A load.
Usage: Plug your electrical device into the circuit breaker.
Testing: Regularly test the circuit breaker using the test button, to ensure it is functioning correctly.
Care: Keep the circuit breaker clean and dry. Avoid using it in damp or wet environments. Inspect the device regularly for any signs of damage. Do not attempt to repair the circuit breaker yourself.