1410-G111-L2F1-S01-3.15A

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In automation technology, circuit breakers play an important role in protecting systems and components from being damaged by overloads and short circuits. The 1410-G111-L2F1-S01-3.15A is a type of circuit breaker and its application field and working principle will be discussed in this article.

This circuit breaker is specially designed to protect against the most common defects in AC operations. It can efficiently detect and prevent the occurring of overload, short-circuits, DC power reduction, and power spikes. When it detects an abnormal current in the system, it quickly opens the circuit to protect the connected devices, thus avoiding losses caused by current-related defects.

The 1410-G111-L2F1-S01-3.15A circuit breaker is widely used in a variety of applications including industrial motors, medical equipment and control systems, as well as residential and commercial applications. Its main advantages are its compact size, high reliability, and low cost. In addition, it is designed to meet the international standards and is easily installed, providing a high level of user safety.

The working principle of the 1410-G111-L2F1-S01-3.15A circuit breaker is based on the principle of electromagnetism. It is composed of an electromagnet, a contact and a handle. When a current passes through the electromagnet, an electric field is created, which in turn creates a magnetic field. This magnetic field interacts with the contact and the handle to open or close the circuit. When the current exceeds the rated value, the handle is automatically actuated and the contact is disconnected to break the circuit, thus protecting the connected devices from being damaged by the overloading current.

In conclusion, the 1410-G111-L2F1-S01-3.15A circuit breaker is a reliable and affordable solution for protecting systems and components from damage due to overloads and short circuits. Its main advantages are its compact size, high reliability, low cost, and easy installation. Its working principle is based on the principle of electromagnetism, and when it detects an abnormal current, it quickly opens the circuit to protect the connected devices from being damaged by the overloading or short-circuiting current.

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