106-M2-P10-0.7A

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Circuit Breakers are often used to protect electrical circuits from accidental overvoltage and overload. One of the most commonly used circuit breakers is the 106-M2-P10-0.7A. This type of breaker is a three pole, mains voltage, short circuit rated device. It is capable of tripping on overvoltage, overexcitation, and overload faults under severe overload and short circuit conditions.

The 106-M2-P10-0.7A circuit breaker is mainly used in industrial and commercial applications. It is suitable for small, medium, and large equipment systems, such as vacuum cleaners, computer power supplies, ovens, dishwashers, refrigerators, space heaters, and lighting fixtures. Other possible application areas include apparatus control systems and circuit protection applications.

The 106-M2-P10-0.7A circuit breaker is equipped with a voltage selector switch which allows the system operator to select the level of protection needed for the circuit. The switch can be set to a high trip setting for high levels of protection. Additionally, the trip setting can be adjusted to a lower setting to protect low voltage circuits from overvoltage conditions. The circuit breaker also provides indication of the selected voltage.

The 106-M2-P10-0.7A circuit breaker operates on the thermal-magnetic operating principle. This principle works on the basis that current flowing through the circuit breaker heats up the bimetallic strip, which causes the breaker to trip. The magnetic component of the breaker ensures that the trip is instantaneous, providing additional protection against short circuit currents. The trip time for this circuit breaker is typically between 5 to 10 milliseconds.

The 106-M2-P10-0.7A circuit breaker is an economical and reliable way to protect equipment from overvoltage and overload conditions. It is UL 489 listed and CSA certified, providing additional safety and assurance for its use. It is also UL 1077 recognized for additional protection against short circuit current.

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