IEG11-1-61-30.0-01-V Circuit Protection

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Circuit breakers are electrical protection devices that interrupt electrical flow when there is a potential fault. The IEG11-1-61-30.0-01-V is a type of circuit breaker that is commonly used in residential and commercial applications. It is used to protect electrical wiring and equipment from damage caused by over-current or overloading.

The IEG11-1-61-30.0-01-V circuit breaker is a three-pole device that has a trip current rating of 30 amps. It is equipped with an adjustable thermal-magnetic trip device that is designed to detect an overload or a short circuit. When an overload or short circuit is detected, the breaker will trip, interrupting the electrical flow. This helps to prevent damage to the wiring and equipment.

The IEG11-1-61-30.0-01-V circuit breaker also has a built-in ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) feature that provides additional protection against shock, making it suitable for outdoor use. The breaker is UL recognized and meets the requirements of the National Electrical Code. It is also designed to meet the requirements of the Canadian Electrical Code.

The working principle of the IEG11-1-61-30.0-01-V circuit breaker is relatively simple. When the breaker is turned on, it monitors the current that is flowing through the wiring. If the current exceeds the pre-set trip current rating, the thermal-magnetic trip device will activate, opening the circuits and interrupting the electrical flow. If a ground fault is detected, the GFCI will trip, further protecting against shock.

The IEG11-1-61-30.0-01-V circuit breaker is commonly used in residential and commercial applications. It is used to protect wiring and equipment from damage caused by over-currents or overloads. It also has a built-in ground fault circuit interrupter, making it suitable for outdoor use. The breaker is UL recognized and meets the requirements of the National Electrical Code and the Canadian Electrical Code. The working principle of the breaker is relatively simple and it helps to protect wiring and equipment from damage.

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