209-3-2599-485

Circuit breakers are used in the electrical industry to prevent dangerous and costly damage to both wiring and equipment. Model 209-3-2599-485 is a type of circuit breaker specifically designed for high current applications. It has a three-pole design with a trip setting of 5000 amperes.

Besides protecting the electrical systems from overloads and short-circuits, the 209-3-2599-485 circuit breaker also offers extra features, such as a single thermal trip curve, high interrupting capacity, locking handle, and an option for local or remote mounting. It is rated as 240 volts AC/DC for two poles and 480 volts AC/DC for three poles. The 209-3-2599-485 is an ideal choice for industrial applications that require three-phase power.

The 209-3-2599-485 circuit breaker works on the principle of Joule heating, which occurs whenever a current passes through a conductor. As this current passes through a circuit breaker contacts, their surfaces will become heated up to a certain point. At this point, a predetermined trip setting is triggered, which causes the circuit breaker to open. This helps to protect the wiring from high temperatures and potentially dangerous damage.

The 209-3-2599-485 circuit breaker is applicable to a wide range of applications including construction, industrial, agriculture, and commercial applications. It is designed to protect against problems such as overload, short-circuit, or mid-term fault issues. Furthermore, it is also compatible with a variety of wire gauges and works well in temperatures ranging from -30°C to +90°C. It is also capable of working efficiently in variable voltage conditions, making it ideal for applications with fluctuating voltages.

The 209-3-2599-485 circuit breaker is a reliable and cost-effective way to protect wiring and equipment from over-currents and short-circuits. With its adjustable trip settings and thermal trip curves, it can efficiently respond to sudden changes in the circuit current. It is also designed to provide accurate and reliable trips, ensuring the safety of both wiring and equipment.