What MCB Should I Use for a 4 Kw Instrument According to European Standards?

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In summary, European Norms (also known as EN) are technical standards developed by the European Committee for Standardization (CEN) to provide a common set of rules, guidelines, and specifications for products, services, and processes across European countries. They are important because they promote harmonization and standardization, making it easier for companies to trade and for consumers to have confidence in their purchases. The process for developing European Norms involves collaboration between CEN and its national members, and they can be accessed through the CEN website, national standardization bodies, or subscription-based databases. While they are not legally binding, they can be referenced in legislation or contracts as a means of demonstrating compliance with EU regulations.
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Does anyone has knowledge about European standards for Electrical instruments??
I want to know what MCB can be used if my instrument's power rating is 4 Kw?

if anyone knows from where I can get this info ??

European standards give VDE certification.
 
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Hope this link will be helpful:
http://www.controlinstruments.com/codes.html [Broken]
 
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What are European Norms?

European Norms, also known as EN, are technical standards developed by the European Committee for Standardization (CEN). They provide a common set of rules, guidelines, and specifications for products, services, and processes to ensure safety, efficiency, and quality across European countries.

Why are European Norms important?

European Norms are important because they promote harmonization and standardization across Europe, making it easier for companies to trade and for consumers to have confidence in the products and services they purchase. They also help to protect the health, safety, and environmental interests of EU citizens.

What is the process for developing European Norms?

The process for developing European Norms involves collaboration between CEN and its national members, including experts from industry, consumer organizations, and other stakeholders. The process includes drafting, public consultation, and approval by national standardization bodies before being published as an official EN standard.

How can I access European Norms?

European Norms can be accessed through the CEN website, national standardization bodies, or through subscription-based databases. They are also available for purchase in paper or electronic format from the national standardization bodies or CEN.

Are European Norms legally binding?

European Norms are voluntary, consensus-based standards and are not legally binding. However, they can be referenced in legislation or contracts as a means of demonstrating compliance with EU regulations. In some cases, compliance with European Norms may be mandatory for certain products or services.

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