209-2-36561-3 Circuit Protection

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Introduction

Circuit breakers are electrical safety components designed to automatically protect electrical circuits from overloads, short circuits, and other dangerous conditions that can cause permanent damage. Circuit breakers are used in a variety of applications, including residential, commercial, and industrial settings. The particular type discussed in this article is 209-2-36513, which is a single pole thermal-magnetic circuit breaker made to provide protection in applications where current flow is not required to be switched off.

209-2-36561-3 Circuit Breaker

The 209-2-36561-3 single pole thermal-magnetic circuit breaker is an electromechanical device used to protect an electrical circuit from overloads and short circuits. The device uses a bi-metallic strip as a heat sensor and a set of electromagnet coils to open and close the circuit. The current flowing through the circuit is sensed by the bi-metallic strip which, when it reaches a certain temperature, causes the electromagnet coils to activate, trip the circuit breaker, and open the circuit. This allows time for the over-current or short circuit situation to be resolved without permanent damage to the electrical circuit.The 209-2-36561-3 circuit breaker has a current rating of 30 amps and a voltage rating of 600 volts. The device is designed for residential, commercial and industrial use, and is suitable for use in applications where current flow needs to be switched off or kept open. The device is constructed with a white polyester housing and includes two terminals for line and load. The device also features a red test button, which is used to manually trip the circuit breaker.

Working Principle

The 209-2-36561-3 circuit breaker relies on a combination of a bi-metallic strip and electromagnet coils to open and close the circuit. The bi-metallic strip serves as a heat sensor and when current flows through the circuit, the strip is heated. If the current flow exceeds the rated amperage, the strip will heat up to a point where it will cause the electromagnet coils to activate and trip the circuit breaker.The electromagnet coils and bi-metallic strip are both connected to the red test button, and when the test button is pressed, it will activate the electromagnet coils and trip the circuit breaker. This allows the user to manually test the circuit breaker to ensure proper operation.

Conclusion

The 209-2-36561-3 single pole thermal-magnetic circuit breaker is an electromechanical device designed to protect electrical circuits from dangerous overloads and short circuits. The device uses a bi-metallic strip as a heat sensor and a set of electromagnet coils to open and close the circuit. The circuit breaker has a current rating of 30 amps and a voltage rating of 600 volts, and is suitable for residential, commercial, and industrial applications. The device also includes a red test button, which allows the user to manually trip the circuit breaker and test it to ensure proper operation.

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