219-3-30022-610

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Circuit breakers are widely used in electrical and electronics systems to protect lighting, appliances and other equipment from electrical overloads and short circuits. The 219-3-30022-610 circuit breaker is an electronic switching device designed to interrupt circuit current in the event of an overload or short circuit.

The 219-3-30022-610 circuit breaker consists of an electromagnet and a branched metallic strip. The electromagnet is used to mechanically trip the metallic strip when a short circuit or overload is detected. The metallic strip has three different sections depending on the current rating, with the lowest section having the highest current rating. When an overload or short circuit is detected, the electromagnet moves and creates an arc between the two metallic strips, causing a short circuit. The arc causes the metallic strip to trip, which then disconnects the current.

The 219-3-30022-610 circuit breaker is available in three different current ratings: 12A, 16A and 20A. The rating determines the amount of current that the circuit breaker can handle before tripping. The circuit breaker also comes with a thermal overload protection, which helps protect the circuit from excessive temperatures caused by an overload. The thermal overload protection also helps to prevent the circuit from being damaged due to a heavy load.

The 219-3-30022-610 circuit breaker is mainly used in residential and commercial applications where protection from overload or short circuit is required. It is also suitable for use in machine tools, computers, and other sensitive electronic equipment. The circuit breaker is also suitable for use in power supplies, transformers and other electrical equipment where protection from overload or short circuits is required.

The working principle of the 219-3-30022-610 circuit breaker is based on two elements; the magnetic field created by the electromagnet and the metal strip. When an overload or short circuit is detected, the electromagnet moves and creates an arc between the two metallic strips, causing a short circuit. This arc then trips the metal strip, which disconnects the current.

The 219-3-30022-610 circuit breaker is a reliable and efficient device for protecting electrical systems from overloads and short circuits. It is suitable for a range of applications, from residential to industrial, and its thermal overload protection helps safeguard the system from abnormal temperatures. This circuit breaker is an essential device for any application where protection from overload or short circuit is required.

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