What is the Difference Between Single Pole and Double Pole Circuit Breakers? 

In the philippines. Single pole breakers are used for line to neutral connection line 1 is hot and one line for ungrounded wire And double pole breakers are used for line to line with neutral as the third line connection that is the line 1 is hot and the line 2 is hot thats why they need two pole breaker very simple explanation

Exactly 100%. Moreover, single pole has 1 live wire and the switch act as a cut/connect between the path and the application, ussually for low power-consume application. Double poles have two set of wires (live-neutral-antishocking) act as separate circuits to maintain high safety for high-consume apps

I m confused about Double Pole Circuit Breaker. I have seen a lot of pictures/videos which use one hot/live wire and one neutral wire as input and the corresponding output for each of them, whereas when I see the setup in the service panel box, it doesnt have the neutral input into the breaker itself, it takes two hot/live wires (from the service panel buses/two phases ) and two outputs accordingly. I am confused actually.

i learned nothing after watching this

i want my 1.21 mins back

Thanks

Good

what about the double one single pole ?

I recognize this tune from some very different videos hahahh

im running all 6 gauge, even the 120, my energy usage is great, and I can upgrade to almost anything, even Tesla chargers.

Very helpful. Can I use AC MCB with a solar panel?

i have a circuit breaker labeled "oven" that has a lever handle that is two-wide instead of like the normal breakers that I can turn room lights and room outlets on / off. Would that double handle labeled "40" mean that it is 240V ? (I'm in USA) thanks in advance for any help with this

I have double pole circuit breakers that are not bridged. I have a Siemens box.

I have a single pole mini which is 240v

Can I put in a double pole breaker in a single breaker space?

Agree useles video

question, are you able to use 1 side of a double pole??

How about the fact that a single is for 120 and a double is for 240v but u are probably not in the. Us but still piss pore explanation of the difference

This is the worst video on RU-vid.

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You didn't explain nothing

Firstly, if you dont know the difference between the 2 circuit breakers in this video,, should you really be changing them or playing around with your switchboard at all...? Secondly,The very little actual info in this video is mostly wrong or at best inaccurate. The use of double/single pole breakers has nothing to do with voltage or amperage. Double pole are used on mobile installations (caravans, boats), or when it is advantageous or preferable to be able to isolate both the neutral and active conductors. Most double pole "circuit breakers" are likely older type RCD's, not circuit breakers at all.