279-2-36717-100 Circuit Protection

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Circuit breakers are devices designed to protect buildings and equipment from electrical overload. The 279-2-36717-100 circuit breaker is a type of circuit breaker specifically designed to protect devices from high levels of electrical current. The 279-2-36717-100 features a sealed arc fault circuit interrupter (AFCI) that is capable of detecting when high amounts of electrical current are flowing and rapidly shut down the circuit to protect from an overload or short circuit.

This circuit breaker is also designed for use in harsh environments where there is a risk of voltage surges, such as near lightning strikes or areas where the ground voltage fluctuates. It uses two sensitive trip points to trip the circuit at a certain level of voltage, ensuring that the breaker will trip before the devices it is protecting become damaged. The 279-2-36717-100 has been proven to be robust and dependable in all kinds of extreme weather conditions.

To operate the 279-2-36717-100 circuit breaker, a device must be connected to its output terminals. The circuit breaker will then begin to monitor for the presence of current flowing through its path. When a current of a certain level is detected by the circuit breaker, it will immediately trip, interrupting the current flow and protecting the connected device from damage.

The 279-2-36717-100 circuit breaker is rated for a maximum voltage of 277V, and can handle currents of up to 1250 amps. It is equipped with a visual indication device that can be seen from a distance, and is designed to be sturdy and durable so that it can be used in a range of applications, from industrial to residential applications.

In summary, the 279-2-36717-100 circuit breaker is an ideal choice for any area where a high level of electrical protection or in a harsh environment is desired. Its sealed arc fault circuit interrupter is designed to protect devices from high current levels, and the two trip points can be used to ensure that the breaker trips before overloading the device. Additionally, the visual indication device allows users to see from a distance if the circuit has tripped, and the rugged construction of the breaker ensures that it can be used in a variety of applications.

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