An electric circuit breaker is a switching device that controls and protects the electrical power system either manually or automatically, from harm caused by overload or short circuit. Its primary function is to obstruct the current flow once the protective relays detect a fault. The risk of electrocution, electrical fires, and electrical shocks is high in the lack of a circuit breaker. Based on factors like the voltage, interrupting mechanism, or installation location, there are different types of circuit
