Kaic
- Thread starter mimo
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- Chapel Hill, NC
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- Retired Electrical Contractor
How about this
KAIC = Thousand Amps Interrupting Capacity (RMS symmetrical
I just got that from google---
KAIC = Thousand Amps Interrupting Capacity (RMS symmetrical
I just got that from google---
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- Wisconsin
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- PE (Retired) - Power Systems
K = thousands
A = amps
I = interrupting
C = capacity
The proper use of the term is to describe the value of short circuit amps that the device is capable of interrupting. Sometimes it is improperly used as the amount of short circuit current that is available.
A = amps
I = interrupting
C = capacity
The proper use of the term is to describe the value of short circuit amps that the device is capable of interrupting. Sometimes it is improperly used as the amount of short circuit current that is available.
- Location
- Wisconsin
- Occupation
- PE (Retired) - Power Systems
augie47 said:
Up heah, we often say SCA (short circuit amps or short circuit current available), although we are not consistent.
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