219-4-1REC4-33057-2

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Circuit Breakers

The 219-4-1REC4-33057-2 is an industrial grade circuit breaker designed to enable electrical current to be cut off in a given circuit in case of a fault or overload situation. It is designed to prevent improperly wired devices or larger than normal currents being passed through a circuit that is not suitable to handle such levels of electrical current. It is typically used within industrial or manufactory settings.

The 219-4-1REC4-33057-2 is classified as an electromechanical circuit breaker that is designed to trip a circuit off when the current reaches beyond a predetermined level. It works in a similar manner to a normal light switch, but is designed for currents far above those that can be safely delivered through residential circuit breakers. Inside the breaker, there is an electromagnet that is attached to a metallic trip lever. When current reaches beyond a pre-programmed level, the electromagnet engages and pulls the trip lever, which opens the circuit and trips the breaker.

The 219-4-1REC4-33057-2 circuit breaker is designed to be used within harsh industrial environments, where electrical current levels and risk of overloading a system is higher than in more residential settings. Generally, it is used within manufacturing applications, as well as alongside backup generators or as part of automated equipment systems. It is designed to protect devices, components or circuits from operating in a state where they can be damaged or cause other components to become damaged.

The 219-4-1REC4-33057-2 circuit breaker provides a device that is easy to install and use, while also providing a way to ensure systems, machines and equipment remain safe when in operation.

In conclusion, the 219-4-1REC4-33057-2 is an industrial grade circuit breaker designed for use in harsh industrial settings. It is an electromechanical breaker that is designed with a trip lever mechanism which, when activated, trips the breaker and cuts the current flow within a circuit. Much like residential circuit breakers, it is designed to prevent damage to components and systems in industrial machinery, components and equipment, as well as providing protection from larger than normal current levels.

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