1C10DL

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Circuit breakers are designed to interrupt electric currents when the device detects an overload. One common type of circuit breaker is the 1C10DL. These circuit breakers are compact in size and are used for primary or secondary protection of small direct current (DC) loads. In this article, we\'ll discuss the application field and working principle of 1C10DL circuit breakers.

Application Field

The 1C10DL is ideal for applications involving current overloads of up to 10A. This type of circuit breaker can also be used for surge current protection in either manually reset or motorized reset systems. It is suitable for use in electrical installations requiring low weight, size, and cost. Examples include emergency lighting, instrument panels, consumer motor loads, and solar systems.

Working Principle

The 1C10DL works in two steps. Firstly, when an overload current is detected, the circuit breaker activates a system of bimetallic strips. The second step is a short circuit current trip function. This function is triggered when the current exceeds a certain level, causing the circuit breaker to open and interrupt the circuit.

The 1C10DL also comes with a range of features specifically designed for safety and convenience. These include a push button test facility which simulates an overload and a visual indication on the circuit breaker indicating "on" and "off" states. Additionally, this type of circuit breaker has a long life span, with no need for resetting or replacement.

Conclusion

The 1C10DL is a versatile and reliable circuit breaker designed for a variety of applications. It is specifically designed to provide overload and surge current protection, while minimising cost and size. With its easy to use push button test feature and visual indication, it is a helpful and practical tool to have in a variety of situations.

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