2-5200-H-1A

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The 2-5200-H-1A circuit breaker is used to automate the control of circuits, providing protection against overloads and short circuits. Its application field is in places with high voltage and power capacity, such as industrial and commercial businesses, high voltage powerlines, and substations. It also has a wide range of applications in naval engineering and space industry.

The working principle of the 2-5200-H-1A circuit breaker involves the use of an operating mechanism which functions as the main protector of the circuit. This mechanism detects faults, trips the circuit breaker, and disconnects the entire circuit. In this way, it limits the damage in the event of a fault or short circuit and prevents a major power failure.

The 2-5200-H-1A circuit breaker is highly reliable and easy to maintain. It features a unique trip-free mechanism that can be used for a wide range of applications. The trip-free mechanism prevents the circuit breaker from tripping under normal operating conditions and hence ensures uninterrupted services in times of minor power fluctuations. The circuit breaker also features a modern design with an adjustable trip time delay and adjustable contact points.

The 2-5200-H-1A circuit breaker is equipped with a temperature-sensitive trip mechanism. This system is designed to provide additional protection in the event of a thermal condition, as it will automatically trip the circuit breaker when the temperature exceeds a predetermined level. This system also helps prevent the damage caused by thermal overloads.

The 2-5200-H-1A circuit breaker combines the latest advances in technology with the highest level of safety and reliability. Its sophisticated trip-free mechanism and temperature-sensitive trip mechanism help ensure the safety of personnel and equipment that are connected to the circuit. Moreover, its adjustable trip time delay and adjustable contact points help prevent damage caused by transient overvoltages or short circuits.

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