219-6-21713-2

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Circuit breakers are safety devices used to protect an electrical circuit from overload. They are designed to prevent damage from occurring due to excessive current or voltage. The 219-6-21713-2 Circuit Breaker is specially designed for off-road vehicles and has the capability of opening the circuit when the current is beyond the maximum rated value.

The circuit breaker is composed of a fuse, switch and internal control mechanism. The fuse is made of a material that is heat-resistant and has a predetermined melting point. When the current passing through the circuit exceeds the rated current, the fuse melts and the switch opens to break the circuit, thus protecting it from further damage.

The internal control mechanism of the circuit breaker ensures that the circuit is not damaged by a short circuit. In case of a short circuit, the control mechanism trips the switch, preventing any damage to the circuit.

The 219-6-21713-2 Circuit Breaker is capable of handling currents up to 250 A and a voltage of 480 V AC. It is also designed for minimal wear and tear while allowing for maximum switching frequency and longer service life.

The working principle of the 219-6-21713-2 Circuit Breaker is based on the Ampere\'s law. According to Ampere\'s law, the current flow is proportional to the voltage and the resistance of the circuit. When the system is overloaded, the current flow increases, which exceeds the rated current. This causes the fuse to melt and the circuit to open, protecting the system from excessive current.

The 219-6-21713-2 circuit breaker is ideal for use in off-road vehicles due to its durable construction and superior performance. It is also used in industrial, commercial and residential applications as well. This circuit breaker is well suited for all types of electrical load applications, providing reliable protection against overloads.

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