219-3-1-60-3-7-50

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Circuit Breakers

Circuit breakers are devices that are used to protect people, equipment and systems from damage caused by an overload of electrical power in a circuit, as well as to prevent short circuits, fire hazards and other electrical problems. They are designed to automatically de-energize a circuit if the current it carries goes above a certain limit, so that an electrical overload or short circuit will not cause damage to the system, and, in the case of a short circuit, that will help to prevent fires.

219-3-1-60-3-7-50 Application Field and Working Principle

The 219-3-1-60-3-7-50 circuit breaker is a popular type of circuit breaker used in residential, commercial and industrial applications. It is a three-pole breaker that is UL approved for use in services with a three-phase, four-wire system that has a maximum voltage rating of 600 volts, and maximum amperage of 50 amps.This type of circuit breaker is designed to open automatically when the current reaches its predefined limit, thus protecting the circuit and shutting off the source of the power. Once the breaker trips, it can be manually reset by pushing the reset button (labeled "OFF"). This will reset the switch and allow the flow of current to continue.The 219-3-1-60-3-7-50 circuit breaker has an integrated system of coils and magnetic cores that acts as a buffer against any short circuits on the line, preventing any dangerous arcs or fires from occurring. In addition, the device is equipped with two thermal-magnetic units that work together to detect any overloads that may occur.The thermal-magnetic units work in the following way: The magnetic portion of the unit is activated first when the user exceeds the set limit of the breaker, resulting in an overload. The thermal portion of the unit then engages, which monitors the temperature of the line and keeps track of the current running through it. If the temperature or current is too high, the thermal-magnetic units will disconnect the power before it reaches the overload stage, shutting off the line. This combined action of the two components prevents any further damage and faults from occurring.The main benefit of using a 219-3-1-60-3-7-50 circuit breaker is that it provides users with the safety and security of knowing that their system is being monitored for any unforeseen problems, protecting them from potential damage and fires. The device also provides a user with the convenience of not having to manually reset the breaker when the power is overloaded or short circuited. Overall, the 219-3-1-60-3-7-50 circuit breaker is a reliable and suitable choice for both residential and commercial electrical systems, being designed to protect against overloads and short circuits while offering convenience and safety to the user.

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