Does anyone know if adjustable circuit breakers exist?
When I'm troubleshooting a machine that breaks glass fuses it's much better to use a circuit breaker, as I might not have enough of that particular fuse for testing...
But filling my car with circuit breakers from 0.1 to 16Ah in class A to D does not feel like an economic choice, much better to but a bucket of fuses then
All I'm finding is motor protection breakers but they are not really suitable as they are designed to be extremely slow to respond to overloads.
There also exists current monitoring relays but these are usually quite complicated to setup and and are cost prohibitive compared to the bucket of fuses
When I'm troubleshooting a machine that breaks glass fuses it's much better to use a circuit breaker, as I might not have enough of that particular fuse for testing...
But filling my car with circuit breakers from 0.1 to 16Ah in class A to D does not feel like an economic choice, much better to but a bucket of fuses then

All I'm finding is motor protection breakers but they are not really suitable as they are designed to be extremely slow to respond to overloads.
There also exists current monitoring relays but these are usually quite complicated to setup and and are cost prohibitive compared to the bucket of fuses

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