229-2-35793-25 Circuit Protection

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Circuit Breakers

Circuit breakers are vital devices used in electrical systems to control the flow of electrical current between the source and the load. In order to maintain proper power distribution, it\'s necessary to be able to quickly shut off the current if an overload or short circuit occurs. This is where the circuit breaker comes in. Circuit breakers allow for quick and safe interruption of short circuits that can potentially damage the electrical system or the equipment connected to it.

229-2-35793-25 Application Field And Working Principle

The 229-2-35793-25 circuit breaker is designed for a variety of electrical systems in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. This type of breaker is ideal for applications that require a sensitive response to current overloads or fault protection. It can quickly respond to and interrupt the power supply should it sense an overload or fault. The 229-2-35793-25 circuit breaker is based on a thermal-magnetic principle of operation. This means that the device contains both a thermal element, which responds to an increase in current, and a magnetic element, which responds to a decrease in current.

The 229-2-35793-25 circuit breaker is designed with a number of features that make it particularly useful for applications such as heavy-duty insulated power cables, residential wiring boxes, and power lines. The breaker contains a trip unit that responds to an increase in temperature due to an overload and immediately trips the breaker. The trip unit consists of two bi-metallic strips that expand in response to an increase in temperature. If the current reaches the pre-determined threshold for a prolonged period of time, the bi-metallic strips will open in order to shut off the power.

The 229-2-35793-25 circuit breaker also has a magnetic element that provides an additional layer of protection against undercurrent trips. The magnetic element will respond to a decrease in current and will trip the breaker if the current drops below the pre-determined threshold. The magnetic element is also designed with an adjustable setting so that the undercurrent trip threshold can be adjusted to suit the specific application.

The 229-2-35793-25 circuit breaker is designed to protect against electrical overloads and faults, making it a useful tool for residential, commercial, and industrial applications. The breaker\'s thermal and magnetic elements work together to provide a sensitive response in order to quickly shut off the power in the event of an overload or fault, helping to protect the electrical system and the equipment connected to it.

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