229-2-1REC4-40223-2

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Circuit Breakers

The 229-2-1REC4-40223-2 Circuit Breaker is a type of control device used in electrical circuits to protect against the sudden increase of excessive circuit currents that may damage circuits, appliances, and other connected equipment. Its primary function is to automatically disconnect an overloaded electrical circuit to prevent further damage to the circuit or any of its components.

There are various types of circuit breakers, with the main three being thermal, magnetic and hydraulic. The most common residential circuit breakers use thermal magnetic technology, which tripped the breaker when it reached the overload currents. This happens due to the presence of a bi-metal strip that deflects when the temperature rises, sending a signal to the circuit breaker to trip.

Magnetic circuit breakers are a newer type of circuit breaker and are more efficient than thermal-magnetic breakers. They trip the breaker quicker than thermal-magnetic because they rely on the strength of the electromagnet in the circuit breaker as opposed to the bi-metal strip. When a current overload occurs, the strength of the electromagnet increases, forcing an internal lever to trip the breaker.

Hydraulic circuit breakers, commonly referred to as trip-free breakers, are designed to never trip until either manual intervention or an over current is detected. They rely on a single-pole spring-loaded trigger that actuates a hydraulic piston when the trigger is depressed. Hydraulic breakers are commonly used in commercial buildings or larger applications where the manual reset feature is heavily used.

The 229-2-1REC4-40223-2 circuit breaker is a thermal-magnetic type of circuit breaker that is designed for use in residential applications. It is UL listed, and is rated for a maximum voltage of 125 volts and a maximum of 30 amps. The breaker is designed to trip when the current exceeds the allotted 30 amp limit, preventing further damage to electrical equipment and appliances. The breaker is also designed to reset itself by simply switching the breaker off and then back on.

The 229-2-1REC4-40223-2 circuit breaker is a versatile and cost-effective solution for residential applications. It provides the basic protection needed for home appliances and electrical systems, and its self-resetting feature ensures that the system is always protected.

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