2210-T210-K0T1-H0-20A

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Circuit breakers are devices that are used to switch off electric current when short circuits or overload occur, allowing them to dissipate the energy generated by the current. Circuit breakers are designed to protect people, property and equipment from the risk of electric shocks, fires or other related damages. Circuit breakers are used in a wide range of applications, from residential homes to industrial production lines to large-scale utility companies. In this article, we will discuss the application field and working principle of a 2210-T210-K0T1-H0-20A circuit breaker.

Application Field of 2210-T210-K0T1-H0-20A Circuit Breaker

The 2210-T210-K0T1-H0-20A circuit breaker is a manually operated, automatic, 3-pole AC/DC, branch circuit or motor branch circuit protective device. It is suitable for branch-circuit protection of domestic appliances, large motors, and other small electrical loads. It is designed for use in light industrial, commercial, and residential installations. The 2210-T210-K0T1-H0-20A circuit breaker is designed for controlling a load of no more than 600 volts and 100 amps. It is also designed to trip on an overload condition or a short circuit.

The 2210-T210-K0T1-H0-20A circuit breaker is designed for surface mounting and comes in a wide variety of mounting configurations to fit different installations. It is suitable for use in environments with temperatures ranging from -40 to +85 degrees Celsius. It is also designed to withstand up to 4500 vac, making it suitable for both floating and grounded neutral operations. Additionally, the 2210-T210-K0T1-H0-20A circuit breaker has a lightweight construction that ensures easy installation and mounting.

Working Principle of 2210-T210-K0T1-H0-20A Circuit Breaker

The 2210-T210-K0T1-H0-20A circuit breaker is based on the three-pole manual circuit breaking principle. This type of breaker works by detecting an overcurrent or a fault condition and then automatically opening the contacts so that current can no longer pass through it. The breaker is able to detect two types of trip conditions: a fixed-time delay and a ground fault. The fixed-time delay is triggered when the current exceeds the minimum trip level and the breaker takes a certain amount of time before opening the contacts. The ground fault trip is initiated when the differential current between two poles exceeds the minimum trip level.

The 2210-T210-K0T1-H0-20A circuit breaker has a compact and robust design that ensures long working life and minimal maintenance. It is tested to achieve IP 20 ingress protection and is designed to meet UL 489 and UL 1077 standards. Additionally, it is designed with a Thermoplastic Housing that meets the UL 94V-0 flame retardancy requirement for indoor use. The breaker has a quick make and break time, requires no additional components for installation and comes with a protective plastic cover to help protect the contacts from dust and moisture.

Conclusion

The 2210-T210-K0T1-H0-20A circuit breaker is a reliable and robust breaker that is suitable for a wide range of applications including domestic appliances, large motors, and other small electrical loads. It is designed with a robust construction that ensures long working life and easy installation. Additionally, the breaker is tested to meet the IP 20 ingress protection and the UL 94V-0 flame retardancy requirements. The breaker operates based on the three-pole manual circuit breaking principle and is capable of detecting two types of trips, a fixed-time delay and a ground fault trip.

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