1301530029

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Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) is a device that protects people from electric shock and other electrocution risks. It detects and interrupts ground faults in an electrical system before they can reach someone and cause injury. It is an important safety device in homes, businesses, industrial settings, and many other places.

The 1301530029 is a GFCI which has been designed for the application field of small appliances, tools, residential, and commercial circuit protection. It is suitable for use in electric environments of less than 15 mA or when a leakage current of 5 mA or less has been detected.

The working principle of GFCIs is based on a two-wire circuit connected to an earth ground, which provides an additional current path in the event of a potential ground fault. This additional current path is referred to as the neutral-current fault loop. If a ground fault occurs and current flows through the fault loop, the GFCI is designed to detect this change in current and trip, or turn off the power to the circuit. This prevents the potential of electric shock or other electrocution risks.

The 1301530029 GFCI consists of a pair of coils, which detect and measure changes in the current in the fault loop. When a potential grounding fault occurs, the resistance of the fault loop changes, resulting in a change in the current flowing through the coils. This change in current causes the GFCI to trips and interrupts the power to the circuit.

When the 1301530029 GFCI is used in combination with a high-leakage current detection system, it is capable of detecting ground faults with a very low level of current flow. This gives it an advantage over other GFCIs which may require a higher current level to be present before the GFCI can detect the fault.

The 1301530029 GFCI also provides additional protection by preventing the potential of overloading the electrical system during a fault by cutting off the power quickly before any damage occurs. It is also resistant to electrical noise and fluctuations in voltage, making it more reliable than other GFCI designs. It is also able to withstand a wide range of temperatures without failing.

The 1301530029 GFCI is an important safety device that can prevent electric shock and other potentially dangerous electrocution risks. Its two-wire circuit design and its low current detection capabilities make it an ideal choice for small appliance, tool, residential, and commercial circuit protection. Its reliability and resistance to electrical noise and fluctuations in voltage make it a reliable and trusted safety device.

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