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The VCB (Vacuum Circuit Breaker) rating is calculated based on several factors, including the system voltage, current carrying capacity, and the fault current it needs to interrupt. Key parameters include the maximum voltage the breaker will operate under, the rated current (usually expressed in amperes), and the short-circuit breaking capacity (in kA). These ratings ensure the VCB can safely interrupt electrical faults without damage. Manufacturer specifications and standards such as IEC or ANSI may also provide guidelines for determining the appropriate ratings.

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