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NEC defines and overcurrent as any current in excess of the rated current of equipment of the ampacity of a conductor. An over current is the result of an overload, short circuit, arc or ground fault. Effects of overcurrent include fires, conductor insulation damage and equipment damage.http://www.hochiot.com/smart-circuit-breaker/tuya-wifi-circuit-breaker/
NEC defines and overcurrent as any current in excess of the rated current of equipment of the ampacity of a conductor. An over current is the result of an overload, short circuit, arc or ground fault. Effects of overcurrent include fires, conductor insulation damage and equipment damage.http://www.hochiot.com/smart-circuit-breaker/tuya-wifi-circuit-breaker/
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