295-1-38206-15

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Introduction
Circuit breakers are electrical switches designed to protect an electrical circuit from damage caused by overload or short circuit. They are critical for safety, protecting everything from home fixtures to industrial machines. This article takes a look at the application field and working principle of 295-1-38206-15, a type of circuit breaker.

Application Field
The 295-1-38206-15 is a type of circuit breaker designed for households and other low-voltage operations. It is designed to protect against overloads, short circuits and ground faults. It has been modified to have a low leakage current, making it suitable for duty in modern, electronically-controlled appliances.

Working Principle
The 295-1-38206-15 is an electromechanical device. When a fault or overload occurs, the device senses it and responds by opening the circuit, limiting the current to a safe level. The circuit breaker works by first tripping a breaker switch, which rapidly opens the circuit contacts and then, at the same time, trips a thermal element, a bimetallic strip or a thermally activated arc extinguisher. The thermal element moves rapidly and trips the breaker switch, opening the circuit before the current has time to damage the equipment.

Final Thoughts
The 295-1-38206-15 circuit breaker is an important device for protecting circuits against damage caused by overload, short circuit or ground fault. It is particularly suitable for use in modern, electronically-controlled appliances, as it has been designed to have a low leakage current. Its operation relies on an electromechanical device: when a fault or overload occurs, it trips the breaker switch and quickly opens the circuit contacts, thereby limiting the current and protecting the circuit.

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