LELB1-1REC4-36440-80-V Circuit Protection

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Introduction

The LELB1-1REC4-36440-80-V is a voltage sensitive circuit breaker designed to protect appliances from potential damage due to overcurrents. It is a highly reliable device that is easy to install and maintain, and can be used in a wide variety of environments.

Application Field

The application field of LELB1-1REC4-36440-80-V includes high voltage environments, including industrial applications such as power plants, construction sites and other large-scale electrical equipment. It is also suitable for residential and commercial buildings, as well as other areas where overvoltage or overcurrent may occur. Additionally, it is suitable for a wide range of applications in the automotive industry, such as battery protection and other safety systems.

Working Principle

The LELB1-1REC4-36440-80-V works by responding to excess current. This is done by using a voltage sensitive trip coil. When the current reaches a certain level, the coil is activated and the latch is opened, causing the switch to trip and disconnect the power supply. The trip current level can be adjusted to suit the application.

The design of the LELB1-1REC4-36440-80-V also features a unique reset feature, which allows the circuit breaker to be easily reset after a trip has occurred. This prevents the circuit breaker from becoming stuck in the open position, which can cause damage to appliances or systems connected to the power supply.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the LELB1-1REC4-36440-80-V circuit breaker is a reliable and easy to install and maintain device that can be used in a variety of environments for protection of appliances from potential damage due to overvoltages and overcurrents. Its highly adjustable trip current and easy reset feature make it a suitable option for a number of applications.

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