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Circuit Breakers

Circuit breakers are devices which are designed to protect electrical systems from damage due to an overcurrent, or from thermal overload. They also protect people from electric shock. The circuit breakers are commonly used in both residential and commercial applications, as well as in industrial settings. These devices are available in different configurations, and are designed for different voltage and current ratings.

219-1-1-63-6-2-15 Application Field and Working Principle

The 219-1-1-63-6-2-15 circuit breaker is a thermally operated over current circuit breaker, which is suitable for both AC and DC applications up to 15 A. This type of circuit breaker is particularly popular in power systems that require fast class C short circuit protection. This type of circuit breaker can be used in domestic installations, in industrial installations, and in power distribution systems.

When the current passing through a 219-1-1-63-6-2-15 circuit breaker exceeds its rated currents, the thermal element inside the circuit breaker will trip and disconnect the system from the power supply. The trip time for a 219-1-1-63-6-2-15 circuit breaker is typically in the range of 0.05-0.4 seconds. The thermal element within the circuit breaker is composed of a bimetallic strip which is sensitive to temperature. The bimetallic strip is connected to the trip arm which mechanically disconnects the power system from the power supply.

The trip characteristics of a 219-1-1-63-6-2-15 circuit breaker can be adjusted by means of a biasing element in the form of an adjustable spring-loaded segment. The adjustment of the spring-loaded biasing element determines the tripping characteristic of the circuit breaker. The adjustment of the spring-loaded biasing element can be done by decreasing or increasing the tension on the biasing element.

When the tripping does occur, the biasing element returns the circuit breaker to its original position and the tripped circuit breaker will be reset automatically. It is important to note that a tripped circuit breaker must be reset manually in order to restore power to the system.

219-1-1-63-6-2-15 circuit breakers are suitable for use in circuits that have an rated voltage of up to 220 V, and a rated current of up to 15 A. This type of circuit breaker is very reliable and has a long service life. It is also very easy to install, as there are no complex wiring connections required. In addition, this type of circuit breaker is able to provide very fast short circuit protection, which makes it a popular choice for many applications.

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