219-4-8055-6

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Circuit Breakers

Circuit breakers are an important part of our electrical system and are used to limit the amount of current flowing through a circuit. They are designed to protect the circuits and equipment from becoming damaged due to excessive current. The 219-4-8055-6 is one such circuit breaker designed for use in residential and small commercial applications.

Application Field of 219-4-8055-6

The 219-4-8055-6 is designed for residential and small commercial applications. It is a double pole thermal-magnetic device with a 60A rating. It has a maximum voltage rating of 240V AC and is suitable for use in both single and three phase applications. The breaker can be used as a single circuit breaker in a single-phase system or as a two-pole circuit breaker in a three-phase system. It is UL listed for use in panels that require Class C (thermal) or Class L (long time) current-limiting protection.
The 219-4-8055-6 has a number of features that make it suitable for a wide variety of residential and small commercial applications. It has an adjustable trip setting which allows for the breaker to be adjusted to match the specific needs of the circuit it is protecting. This adjustable trip setting also allows for the breaker to be used in applications that require additional current-limiting protection. The breaker also has reverse trip protection, which prevents the breaker from tripping accidentally due to an unexpected surge of current flow. In addition, the breaker has an interchangeable face plate which can be used to customize the appearance of the breaker in the panel.

Working Principle of 219-4-8055-6

The 219-4-8055-6 is a thermal-magnetic circuit breaker, meaning it works by combining both thermal and magnetic effects. The thermal action works by detecting the increase in temperature in the wiring due to excessive current flow. When the temperature in the wiring increases to the breaking point, the breaker trips and opens the circuit. The magnetic action uses electromagnetism to sense current flowing through the circuit and will trip the breaker when the current flow exceeds a certain level. This second effect of the breaker provides additional protection should the breaker fail to trip due to its thermal action.
The 219-4-8055-6 has a number of features that make it suitable for residential and small commercial applications. The adjustable trip setting allows for the breaker to be used for applications that require additional current-limiting protection. The breaker also features reverse trip protection which prevents accidental tripping due to an unexpected surge of current flow. Additionally, the interchangeable face plate adds a degree of customization for the look of the breaker in the panel.

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