1301530192

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Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) devices are designed to detect ground faults or a current leak and then automatically disconnect the electric power to the circuit being monitored. GFCI devices are usually installed in locations which have a greater potential for shock hazard such as outdoor outlets, kitchens, bathrooms, garages, and other damp or wet areas. Generally, GFCI devices are available in two types, i.e. outlet-type and circuit breaker-type.

1301530192 is an outlet-type GFCI which is typically installed on a branch circuit connected to any standard grounded AC outlet. It consists of two components; a sensing transformer and a comparator circuit. The sensing transformer is connected in series with the load, across the live and neutral conductors of the circuit. The comparator circuit measures the phase relationship between current drawn by the load and current flowing through the sensing transformer and senses even the slightest imbalance between the two currents, something which goes beyond the normal range of the phase displacement present in all AC circuits.

The operation of 1301530192 GFCI is mainly based on the principle of magnetic flux linkage. When an imbalance is detected in the phase relationship between the load current and the sensing transformer current, the magnetic flux even in a very small amount causes the GFCI to trip in order to protect the electrical circuit. It continuously monitors the flow of current to and from the protected load and if an imbalance of more than 30 milliamps (0.03 Amp) is detected, it will immediately open the circuit and disconnect the power supply.

GFCI devices also have a built-in time delay function which prevents it from tripping due to normal line voltage fluctuations. This helps to protect the device from false tripping during short duration load surges. 1301530192 GFCI has an LED indicator to display the current and voltage status (i.e. whether there is an outlet level or short circuit). Moreover, the GFCI also has a reset button which is used to reset the circuit breaker after a GFCI trip.

The main application of 1301530192 GFCI is in areas where there is potential risk of electric shock or electrocution due to ground fault or current leakage. This device is often installed in bathrooms, kitchens, garages, and other damp or wet areas where shock hazard is most common. It provides protection against electrical shock by detecting fluctuations in AC circuit current and automatically disconnecting the power supply if an imbalance is detected. The 1301530192 also has a built-in time delay function which prevents false tripping due to short duration load surges.

To summarize, 1301530192 is an outlet-type GFCI device which is designed to provide protection against electric shock or electrocution due to ground fault or current leakage. It consists of two components; a sensing transformer and a comparator circuit. The device operates on the principle of magnetic flux linkage and it continuously monitors the flow of current to and from the protected load. If an imbalance of more than 30 milliamps (0.03 Amp) is detected, it will immediately open the circuit and disconnect the power supply. The main application of the device is in areas where there is potential risk of electric shock. Moreover, it also has a built-in time delay function which prevents false tripping due to short duration load surges.

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