3130-F150-P7T1-W01Q-16A

Series:	3130
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Breaker Type:	Thermal
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Current Rating:	16A
Voltage Rating - AC:	250V
Voltage Rating - DC:	50V
Number of Poles:	2
Actuator Type:	Rocker
Illumination:	--
Illumination Voltage (Nominal):	--
Mounting Type:	Panel Mount

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Circuit breakers, such as 3130-F150-P7T1-W01Q-16A, are designed to detect a fault in a circuit and open the circuit in a predetermined manner, providing protection both to the circuit and to any equipment connected to the circuit. They are typically used in industrial, commercial and residential applications, such as in electrical appliances and equipment, power distribution systems, and even large-scale power generation and transmission systems. The working principle of a 3130-F150-P7T1-W01Q-16A circuit breaker is relatively simple. When a fault occurs, the trip current (Ie) is detected by the current sensing coil, which is then amplified and passed to the control circuits of the trip unit. This initiates the trip action, which opens the circuit breaker contacts and terminates power flow to the circuit. In a circuit breaker, there are three different types of operating parts- the magnet, the operating handle and the contacts. The magnet is normally made of sheet steel and is placed inside the circuit breaker body. This creates a magnetic field when energized, pulling the operating handle and closing the contacts. The contacts, which are metal parts, are connected to the electrical conductors and are designed to open and close against each other when activated. Another important component of a circuit breaker is the trip unit, which is located in the external side of the circuit breaker body. This contains the electronic components and relays responsible for controlling and tripping the circuit breaker in response to a fault. The trip unit includes two main components- the primary control component (which senses the current) and the secondary component (which actually triggers the tripping of the breaker). Modern circuit breakers also utilize the latest digital technology, which allows the circuit breaker to be monitored, operated and programmed remotely. This makes the circuit breaker even more useful in industrial and commercial applications where greater control over power is required. With this technology, it is now possible to remotely monitor and control multiple circuit breakers at once, making it easier to manage and maintain power distribution systems. In conclusion, the 3130-F150-P7T1-W01Q-16A is an example of a circuit breaker with a wide range of uses, from residential and commercial applications to industrial and large-scale power generation and transmission systems. Its simple operating principle and the use of digital technology has made it even more efficient and effective in its application.

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