229-2-36524-1 Circuit Protection

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Circuit breakers serve a critical safety function in almost all electrical installations. By quickly breaking a circuit, the breaker helps to prevent potentially dangerous and costly damage to equipment or even to people. Model 229-2-36524-10 circuit breakers are designed for the specific purpose of overcurrent protection in residential and commercial applications.

The 229-2-36524-1 is a single, double, or triple-pole breaker. The 229-2-36524-1 can also be a combination of any of the three in one circuit breaker. It features an adjustable trip setting of either 10 or 20 amps. It is UL (Underwriters Laboratories) list approved and classified as Type BR, feed-through rated, and complies with UL 489 for branch circuit protection.

The working principle of 229-2-36524-1 circuit breakers is relatively simple. Usually located near the primary supply side of the main electrical system, this breaker includes a metallic strip or electromagnet inside it that, when activated by a surge of electricity in the circuit, transforms its magnetic energy into kinetic energy that is used to open the breaker\'s switch. This opens the circuit, effectively preventing the electricity from reaching inside the wiring system and potentially damaging connected appliances or endangering people.

The 226-2-36524-1 also features an integral shunt-trip breaker. This is an integral part of the mechanism which trip the breaker in response to some external event such as a regular overload, a short circuit, or a fire alarm. This type of tripping action is usually powered by a lower-voltage power source such as batteries, or a secondary low-voltage loop activated by the panel. Additionally, the shunt-trip breaker is equipped with a special housing that protects its sensitive electronic components from dirt, dust, and moisture.

In addition to the 229-2-36524-1, there are many other types of circuit breakers, such as a combination AFCI circuit breaker, which combine both ground-fault circuit interrupter (GFI) and arc fault circuit interrupter (AFCI) technologies. This type of circuit breaker monitors both ground-fault currents and arc-faults, helping to protect personnel and equipment from the risk of electrical fire, due to an electrical arc released by a faulty wiring.

Overall, the 229-2-36524-1 is an essential safety device found in many types of electrical installations. It is designed to quickly prevent the flow of current through a wiring system, protecting people and appliances from hazardous electrical events. Additionally, its integral shunt-trip breaker provides an additional layer of protection, even in the event of a regular overload, a short circuit, or a fire alarm.

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