Leakage protection including leakage protectors such as the main gate and bathroom, bedroom, air co

The biggest possibility is that the contact point inside your leakage protection has been oxidized, resulting in poor contact, after you close several times, the contact point is a little better, so it can be completely solved, one is to change, and the other is to find an expert to clean up the contact point (inside the protector).

See, your circuit breaker is thermally protected.

It's weird! You mean there was a sudden power outage, but all the empty opening bag hangers and stuff like that jumped every time??Is it that you're in a room with electricity or something?

Because the old saying that the light bulb is not other socket or appliance every electricity? Your situation is not leakage, nor is it an empty load, you check the total open, whether there is poor contact, do not rule out that the electrician forgot to screw it! First of all, if you always turn on and every jump, it means that the electricity is still going to every socket or light in your room, and if it weren't for the fact that there is a bigger total switch above you (the staircase passage), but in your case, everyone will be powered on for each person to push yourself up, and it is unlikely that it will be checked for contact problems.

DZ47-60 is an air open rated 60 ampere current, your home load caused by the air open tripping after the air open and close need to leave a certain recovery time for the air open overload protection element is a normal phenomenon, the time generally takes a few minutes, in addition to the 60 amp current in the lighting circuit power is almost 12 kilowatts, the general family can not use so much, the reason for the trip is generally a short circuit or empty open quality is not good, it may also be the reason that the air open time is long and the setting current becomes smaller, or it may be the tripping caused by the leakage of your home, Specific analysis and specific treatment, it's up to you, good luck!

Check that your incoming wire is not electrified, or the wiring of the switch is loose

The main switch (leakage protector) at home is generally composed of two parts: air switch and leakage protector, the air switch is short-circuit protection, and the leakage protector is leakage current (30mA) protection;

If you have no problem with any electrical appliances at home, and the main switch jumps, and can not be lit up at that time, it will be pushed up later, the biggest possibility is that the main switch itself has a problem, due to the poor performance of the main switch itself, it may be that the contact is not good, when the switch is closed, the contact of the switch is in a state of semi-contact and semi-non-contact, which will produce an electric spark, resulting in the temperature of the total switch contact rising and tripping. You can try changing the main switch.

Let's overcurrent, see if you have thermal protection, that is, overcurrent protection.

I don't know, do you know about leakage switches, people who don't know, put air switches, also called leakage protectors, there's a difference.

Don't say that the power is off, is it that the port under the main gate is out of power?