295-1-4425-7 Circuit Protection

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Circuit Breakers are devices used to protect electric circuits by preventing them from overloading. The device is installed in circuit disconnect switches to protect against electrical overload and short circuits. A circuit breaker is designed to detect a fault condition, open the circuit, and thereby prevent damage to downstream equipment from the fault current.

The 295-1-4425-7 Circuit Breaker is an advanced, G-type breaker that is designed to protect power circuits. It is a molded case circuit breaker (MCCB) with a three-phase frame size of 800 amperes. It has an interrupting rating of up to 50kA, and a short-circuit protection rating of up to 25kA.

The 295-1-4425-7 Circuit Breaker is predominantly used in medium voltage applications, such as distribution boards, motor control centers, and transformers. It is most commonly used in industrial settings, such as in factories, automotive production plants, and warehouses.

The 295-1-4425-7 Circuit Breaker works by detecting when current exceeds the set limit. When the current reaches the predetermined limit, the breaker trips, which means it interrupts the flow of current in the circuit. This helps to protect both high- and low-voltage power supplies, such as control circuits, from damage caused by excessive current.

The 295-1-4425-7 Circuit Breaker is designed with safety features such as ground fault protection, and a manual reset button. This ensures that, if a short circuit should occur, the breaker will shut off to prevent further damage. The manual reset button can be used to reset the breaker and restore power to the circuit.

The 295-1-4425-7 Circuit Breaker is an ideal choice for a wide range of applications, as it provides reliable protection against power spikes, as well as manual reset capabilities. It is also easy to install and requires minimal maintenance, making it an ideal solution for industrial and commercial facilities that require protection from power surges.

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