229-2-1REC4-52-2-8-25 Circuit Protection

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Circuit breakers are safety devices designed to interrupt electric circuits when they become overloaded or short-circuited. The name of the circuit breaker, 229-2-1REC4-52-2-8-25, denotes its application field and working principle. It is a double pole, two-pole circuit breaker, which is suitable for applications where two independent protection systems are required.

The 229-2-1REC4-52-2-8-25 breaker is used to protect both the L1 and L2 (or LINE and LOAD) circuits, which are the two main parts of a residential and commercial electrical system. This type of breaker is designed to break the circuit if it exceeds the rated current specified in the product specification. It is also designed to quickly identify and break any fault in the circuit, thereby preventing overloads and surges from damaging the electrical system.

The 229-2-1REC4-52-2-8-25 circuit breaker operates on the thermal-magnetic tripping principle. It has two major components: a thermal element and a pair of magnetic coils. The thermal element is a sharp bending bimetallic strip that expands or contracts depending on the temperature. The magnetic coils are wound with insulated copper wire and generate a magnetic field when energized by a current. The tripping mechanism of the circuit breaker is activated when the thermal element detects a temperature increase due to an overload, or when the magnetic field generated by the coils is strong enough to actuate the tripping mechanism due to a short circuit. In either case, the breaker will disconnect the circuit, thus preventing further damage due to an overcurrent or short circuit.

The 229-2-1REC4-52-2-8-25 circuit breaker is designed for easy installation and maintenance. It offers the advantage of dual pole protection which is beneficial for residential and commercial applications. It also features a test feature that allows the user to test the operation of the breaker to ensure that it is functioning correctly. In addition, it is tested to a UL (Underwriters laboratories) listing to ensure that it meets the safety and performance requirements for residential and commercial applications.

In conclusion, the 229-2-1REC4-52-2-8-25 is a double-pole circuit breaker designed for protection from overcurrents and short circuits. It operates on the thermal-magnetic tripping principle and offers dual pole protection for residential and commercial applications. It is UL listed and designed for easy installation and maintenance.

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