2907568

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A circuit breaker is a device designed to detect a dangerous surge or decrease in electrical current and to cut off the current in order to prevent damage or a potential fire.

The number 2907568 is typically associated with a circuit breaker used to protect components of an electrical circuit or system. Specifically, the 2907568 is a double pole circuit breaker with a maximum current rating of 40 amps, a rated voltage of 125/250V AC, and an interrupting rating of 10,000A@240V AC.

The application field for the 2907568 circuit breaker is wide-ranging, from residential to commercial and industrial use. Its small size makes it a viable option for use in areas where space is a premium, such as inside control panels or panels mounted on a wall. It is also popular in recreational vehicles, on boats, and in other marine applications. It can be used as a main breaker, to protect a panel or as a branch breaker to protect high wattage items such as motors and air conditioning units.

The working principle of the 2907568 circuit breaker is based on the use of an electromagnet which is magnetically linked to a spring-loaded trigger. When the current running through the circuit breaker exceeds a predetermined level, the electromagnet becomes energised and pulls the trigger, thus opening the switch contacts and cutting off the current flow.

This type of circuit breaker also features a reset switch which can be manually operated to re-energize the electromagnet and reset the breaker. This ensures that the circuit breaker can be used again after the fault has been resolved.

The 2907568 circuit breaker is an excellent choice for both residential and industrial applications, providing reliable protection against electrical faults, surges and spikes. Its simple design, robust construction and reliable operation make it popular amongst users who are looking for a cost-effective solution to their circuit protection needs.

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