| Allicdata Part #: | 219-3-1-65-7-8-18-A-ND |
| Manufacturer Part#: |
219-3-1-65-7-8-18-A |
| Price: | $ 160.58 |
| Product Category: | Circuit Protection |
| Manufacturer: | Sensata-Airpax |
| Short Description: | CIR BRKR MAG-HYDR 18A 600VAC |
| More Detail: | N/A |
| DataSheet: | 219-3-1-65-7-8-18-A Datasheet/PDF |
| Quantity: | 1000 |
| Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: | Lead free / RoHS Compliant |
| Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL): | 1 (Unlimited) |
| 3 +: | $ 145.98600 |
| Series: | 219 |
| Part Status: | Active |
| Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: | -- |
| Breaker Type: | Magnetic (Hydraulic Delay) |
| Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL): | -- |
| Current Rating: | 18A |
| Voltage Rating - AC: | 600V |
| Number of Poles: | 3 |
| Actuator Type: | Lever |
| Illumination: | -- |
| Illumination Voltage (Nominal): | -- |
| Mounting Type: | DIN Rail |
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Circuit breakers are critical components of electrical systems, playing an important role in protecting circuits from damage caused by electrical overloads. To ensure that these components are always working efficiently, it is important to understand their application field and working principle.
Circuit breakers consist of two parts – a switch and a thermal-magnetic trip unit, which is the mechanism responsible for protecting the electrical system.
The switch portion of a circuit breaker is the contactor, which is an insulated and electrically conductive device that completes or interrupts a circuit. This can be manually or electrically operated. The thermal-magnetic trip unit is designed to trip the breaker when electrical currents exceed a predetermined level. This trip unit contains two components – a thermal tripping element and a magnetic tripping element.
The thermal tripping element is responsible for disconnecting the circuit when the current flow is too high for a long period of time, creating an excessive amount of heat. The magnitude of current flowing through the circuit breaker determines the amount of heat generated. When this heat is great enough, the thermal tripping element trips the circuit, disconnecting the circuit until it is reset.
The magnetic tripping element senses and disconnects the circuit when large amounts of power or current flow through the circuit within a short period of time. When this occurs, the magnetic tripping element trips the circuit and disconnects it until it is reset. This element is particularly useful in protecting against short-circuits and intermittent overloads.
Circuit breakers are used in a variety of electrical applications. They are typically used in residential, commercial and industrial applications, but can be used for a wide variety of other applications as well. This includes computers, HVAC systems, data processing systems, industrial machinery, and a variety of other applications.
In order to ensure that circuit breakers are working efficiently, it is important to understand their application field and working principle. By understanding these elements, you can be sure that your circuit breaker is functioning properly and protecting your electrical system from being damaged. This will help you to maintain the safety and functionality of your electrical system.
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219-3-1-65-7-8-18-A Datasheet/PDF