1423712-4

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Circuit breakers are an integral part of the electrical system and a safety feature of modern life that guards against overloading circuits. The 1423712-4 circuit breaker is designed to protect electricity circuits from surges, and to shut off the circuit in the event of an overload. This product has a wide range of industrial, commercial and residential applications, and is suitable for operation in any difficult environment.

The 1423712-4 circuit breaker is a manual device that is designed for indoor installation in a standard circuit. It has a single-pole, triple-throw switch and is rated to break a current of 10 amps. The switch is operated by a handle that indicates whether the breaker is in an "on", "off" or "tripped" position. When the circuit is overloaded the breaker will trip and the handle will move to the "tripped" position, interrupting the current and protecting the circuit.

The working principle of the 1423712-4 circuit breaker is based on the thermodynamic properties of a wire. When the circuit is overloaded, the wire heats up, causing the built-in thermal overload mechanism to detect the temperature increase and trip the breaker. This prevents the wire from overloading and reduces the risk of a fire.

The 1423712-4 circuit breaker is suitable for a wide range of applications including industrial, commercial and residential. It is designed to protect circuits from surges and can be used in circuits where current regularly fluctuates. It is suitable for use in any difficult environment including high temperature, chemical and damp locations.

The 1423712-4 circuit breaker is a reliable and safe way to protect circuits from overloading and to shut off the circuit in the event of an overload. Its wide range of industrial, commercial and residential applications makes it a versatile device for any electrical circuit.

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