Electric Circuit Breaker Prices in Nigeria | Buy ABB & Schneider Breakers | Kara Nigeria | #1 Online Store for Phones, Laptops & Appliances

As of February 2026, the Electric Circuit Breaker category on Kara.com.ng is a critical section for electrical safety and solar installations. These devices act as the "first line of defense" for your home or office, automatically cutting off power during overloads or short circuits to prevent electrical fires and equipment damage.

Electric Circuit Breaker Price List (Feb 2026)

Kara Nigeria stocks a variety of breakers, from standard Miniature Circuit Breakers (MCB) for house wiring to specialized DC Breakers for solar systems.

Brand / Model	Type	Amperage/Usage	Price (Naira)
ABB MCB (Single Pole)	AC Breaker	16A / 20A / 32A	₦8,800
ABB MCB (Double Pole)	AC Breaker	32A / 63A	₦15,500
Schneider Easy9 MCB	AC Breaker	63A (Single Pole)	₦8,150
Schneider Easy9 MCB	AC Breaker	40A (Three Pole)	₦22,300
Chint DC Circuit Breaker	Solar / DC	63A / 100A	₦13,500
Moulded Case Breaker (MCCB)	Industrial	100A - 250A	₦39,999 – ₦65,000

Which Circuit Breaker Do You Need?

1. AC Circuit Breakers (Standard Home Use)

Used for regular house wiring to protect appliances like ACs, Fridges, and TVs.

Single Pole (1P): Typically used for individual lighting or socket circuits.
Double Pole (2P): Often used as the main "isolator" or for heavy appliances like water heaters and pumping machines.
Three/Four Pole (3P/4P): Required for industrial machines or three-phase power setups.

2. DC Circuit Breakers (Solar & Inverter Systems)

If you are installing a solar system from Kara’s Solar Energy category, you must use DC breakers.

Why? Standard AC breakers cannot effectively extinguish the "arc" created by DC current from solar panels or batteries, which can lead to the breaker melting or failing.

3. Changeover Breakers (Manual Transfer Switch)

Available for around ₦13,999, these allow you to safely switch your building's power source between the National Grid (PHCN) and your generator.

Safety Tip: Don't "Oversize" Your Breaker

A common mistake in Nigeria is installing a 63A breaker for a circuit that only needs 20A. If the breaker is too "strong," it won't trip when there is a fault, allowing your wires to melt or catch fire. Always consult the amperage rating on your appliance or ask a qualified electrician.

Shopping Tip

Circuit breakers are often the final piece of a larger power setup. You might also need:

Distribution Boards – The "box" that houses all your circuit breakers.
Solar Panels & Inverters – Pair your DC breakers with our high-efficiency solar kits.