Dummy Circuit Breaker

Dummy circuit breakers are non-functional or non-operational devices that are used for testing or simulation purposes in electrical systems. They are designed to mimic the physical appearance and dimensions of real circuit breakers but do not have any electrical or protective functions.

Dummy circuit breakers are commonly used in electrical and electronic equipment testing, training, or demonstration scenarios. They can be used to simulate the presence of circuit breakers in a system without actually interrupting the electrical flow or providing any protection against overcurrent or short circuits.

These devices are often used in situations where it is necessary to test or demonstrate the functionality of other components or systems that interact with circuit breakers, such as control panels, monitoring systems, or protective relays. By using dummy circuit breakers, technicians or engineers can safely simulate various scenarios without the risk of damaging equipment or causing electrical hazards.

It is important to note that dummy circuit breakers should never be used as a substitute for real, functional circuit breakers in actual electrical installations. They are strictly intended for testing, training, or simulation purposes and should not be relied upon for electrical protection or safety.