Which outcome occurs when improperly sized breakers are installed in a critical uninterrupted power supply's (UPS) distribution panel?

💡 Explanation

Cascading breaker failure results because overcurrent is not promptly interrupted; the *inrush current withstand* mechanism fails and blows the undersized breaker, shifting the load to the next breaker downstream, therefore causing subsequent failures along the circuit, rather than isolating the fault.

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