How to deal with overstep tripping of small power distribution unit lines?

Over-level tripping of small power distribution unit lines is usually caused by overload or short circuit. The processing method is as follows:

Cut off the power supply: First, for safety reasons, cut off the power supply immediately. Find the main circuit breaker and turn it off to make sure no current is flowing through the line.

Find the Cause: Determine why the line tripped. This could be because too many appliances are connected, causing an overload, or there are shorts or faulty wires. Check whether the electrical equipment is normal and troubleshoot potential faults.

Isolate overloaded appliances: If overloading is the cause of the problem, unplug some electrical equipment from the line to reduce the load. Make sure that the rated capacity of the line is never exceeded.

Look for short circuits: If a short circuit is the cause of the problem, check the cords and outlets for possible damage or exposed wires. Repair any short circuit issues.

Reset the circuit breaker: After all problems have been resolved, turn the main circuit breaker back on. After making sure the lines are not overloaded or short-circuited, slowly add electrical equipment back in to make sure everything is working properly.

Precautions: To prevent future override trips, make sure not to connect too many electrical devices to the same line and regularly check wires and sockets to make sure they are in good condition.

If you're not sure how to handle an override trip problem, it's best to have an electrician or professional technician perform an inspection and repair to ensure safety and proper operation of the electrical system. Electrical problems can involve hazards, and careless handling can result in fire or personal injury.