215-111-1REC4-25315-1

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Circuit breakers are vital components in any electrical system that provide protection against overloads, short circuits and other undesired phenomena. The 215-111-1REC4-25315-1 is a type of circuit breaker used for industrial and commercial applications, designed to protect against overloads and short circuits.

The 215-111-1REC4-25315-1 circuit breaker is a two-pole device designed to sense overloads or short circuits, and trip when the current exceeds a preset level. This type of breaker is rated for 600VAC with a current rating of 25A. It is UL listed, and is compliant with all relevant UL, IEEE, and CAN/CSA safety standards.

The 215-111-1REC4-25315-1 is an electronic circuit breaker, and it has some significant advantages over mechanical and hydraulic circuit breakers. Electronic breakers can be set to extremely precise current levels, allowing them to protect more sensitive equipment, as compared to mechanical breakers. They also react much faster than mechanical breakers, providing better protection against short-term overloads and short circuits.

The 215-111-1REC4-25315-1 is suitable for a wide variety of applications, including industrial, commercial, and residential. In industrial applications, the breaker is typically mounted in a power distribution panel, where it can be manually reset or remotely reset by an external device. In a residential application, the breaker is typically installed in the main electrical panel, protecting the entire home from overloads and short circuits.

The working principle of the 215-111-1REC4-25315-1 circuit breaker is fairly simple. When an overcurrent is detected, a current-sensing relay closes to activate the breaker mechanism. This mechanism then trips the contacts of the circuit breaker, interrupting the current flow and protecting the circuit and downstream devices from damage.

To reset the circuit breaker, the breaker must be turned off or the current-sensing relay must be opened. After the circuit breaker has been reset, the relay must be closed again, allowing the breaker to reset and re-energize the circuit.

The 215-111-1REC4-25315-1 circuit breaker is a vital component in any electrical system, and is an essential safety device that helps to protect electrical devices and systems from overloads or short circuits. It is suitable for a wide range of applications, and its electronic design provides precise current sensing and fast reaction times, giving it a significant advantage over mechanical breakers.

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