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Circuit Breakers

The 229G-3-1REC4-35986-70 is a type of circuit breaker. This specific type is a three pole, 50/60 Hz, circuit breaker with adjustable short-circuit trip settings. It is used as an over-current protection device, for example in machines, appliances, or electrical systems where the amount of current can go above what is normal. The 229G-3-1REC4-35986-70 is designed for a variety of applications, including industrial, commercial, and residential.

The 229G-3-1REC4-35986-70 is a three pole circuit breaker, which means that it has three individual switch contacts. It is designed to have a high interrupting rating, meaning that it can be used in locations where high levels of current are encountered. This makes the 229G-3-1REC4-35986-70 a suitable device for protecting systems and equipment in environments with a high voltage and high current load.

When operating, the 229G-3-1REC4-35986-70 has two main working principles. The first working principle is to interrupt the current when the current exceeds the predetermined limit that is set by the user. The second work principle is to reset the circuit breaker after it successfully tripped due to an overcurrent condition. The 229G-3-1REC4-35986-70 is designed with adjustable short-circuit trip settings so that the user can set the current level at which the breaker will trip. Once the current level is set, the breaker will prevent the flow of current above the predetermined limit.

The 229G-3-1REC4-35986-70 is a very reliable circuit breaker that is suitable for a wide range of applications. This type of circuit breaker is well-suited for use in industries and residences that require protection from over-current conditions. Due to its adjustable short-circuit trip settings, it can be set to trip at different current levels for different applications, making it a very versatile device.

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