229-3-1-61-4-9-100-A

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Circuit breakers are used to open or close an electrical circuit at a given time. They are designed to withstand both electrical and chemical impacts and are used in a variety of applications, such as industrial and domestic. Circuit breakers come in different shapes and sizes, depending on the power and current they can handle.

The 229-3-1-61-4-9-100-A circuit breaker is a three-pole circuit breaker used in industrial and commercial applications. It can handle currents up to 400 A, and is designed to withstand up to a maximum of three thousand cycles (on/off). This 90 amp circuit breaker has a 3 hour 10 kA interrupting capacity and is UL (Underwriters Laboratories) approved.

The 229-3-1-61-4-9-100-A circuit breaker is designed to detect and interrupt short circuits and overload currents. It is used as a safety feature to protect electrical equipment from damaging current surges or overloads. This circuit breaker works by detecting an abnormal current flow in the circuit and then opening or “tripping” the circuit, thus stopping the current flow. The circuit breaker can be reset once the problem has been resolved.

The 229-3-1-61-4-9-100-A circuit breaker is most often used in industrial and commercial applications, such as factories, workshops, and offices. It can be used for single-phase or three-phase applications. It is also commonly used in residential homes as a safety device to protect the home from electrical surges or overloads.

The 229-3-1-61-4-9-100-A circuit breaker can be used for a wide range of applications, such as lighting, heating, air conditioning, motors, and pumps. It is an essential piece of electrical equipment, and can be used as a primary safety feature or as a back-up safety feature. When properly installed and maintained, the 229-3-1-61-4-9-100-A circuit breaker can help to prevent electrical damage and potential fire hazards in residential and commercial buildings.

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