219-3-8827-1

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Circuit breakers are safety devices found in electrical power systems. They are designed to protect people, equipment, and buildings from short circuits, overloads, electric shocks, and other dangerous electrical situations. The 219-3-8827-1 circuit breaker is a two-pole thermal magnetic breaker. It is rated for branch circuit protection or individual or multiple branch circuit protection.

The thermomagnetic breaker works by sensing both heat and current inside the electrical system. The heated bimetal strip in the breaker is designed to detect heat buildup in the system due to a short circuit or an overloaded circuit.When the temperature reaches a certain level, the bimetal strip will expand and trip the breaker, effectively cutting off the power to the circuit. The magnetic component of the breaker senses the current in the system and will also trip the breaker if the current exceeds the breaker’s trip rating. Thermal magnetic breakers are designed for added protection, since they detect both heat and current in the system.

The 219-3-8827-1 circuit breaker is designed for industrial, commercial, and residential applications.It is rated for 120/240VAC and has a trip rating of 30A. It has also been tested and listed under UL 489 standard, making it compliant with nationwide fire and shock safety codes.The breaker is easy to install and is designed to fit any industry standard switchboard or panel. Additionally it can easily be mounted in new or existing installations.

The 219-3-8827-1 circuit breaker can help protect people, equipment and building from dangerous short circuits and overloads.It is a good choice for commercial, industrial, and residential applications. It can provide reliable branch circuit protection and help ensure safety in the environment where it is installed. Additionally, its UL listing enables it to meet the strict fire and shock safety codes found in the United States.

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