3131-AF1HT-000000-1Y2-0.3A

Circuit breakers are designed to be an automatic electrical switch that trips off power when it detects an overload or short circuit. The 3131-AF1HT-000000-1Y2-0.3A circuit breaker is a specific type of product designed as a general purpose breaker, with a range of applications in residential, commercial and industrial settings.

Application Field

The 3131-AF1HT-000000-1Y2-0.3A breaker fits within the DIN mount breaker enclosures. This product is suitable for a wide range of applications, from residential and commercial to industrial. It has a current rating of 2.3A / 30A and is suitable for wiring systems in commercial and industrial applications, as well as for appliances and equipment in residential applications.

The breaker fits within IEC 947 and IEC 269-1. It is approved for use in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, in accordance with UL 1053 and UL 489. This product is rated for UL 489 and CSA C22.2 No.5 standards, which makes it suitable for use in a wide range of residential, commercial and industrial equipment.

Working Principle

The 3131-AF1HT-000000-1Y2-0.3A breaker is a thermal magnetic trip breaker, with a mechanical trip mechanism. It relies on the heat generated by an overload current to heat up a bi-metal strip. When the strip is heated, it bends and moves a contact system, which causes the breaker to trip. The trip mechanism is also designed to trip when short circuits occur, as its overcurrent sensing circuit will detect the overload and trip the switch.

The 3131-AF1HT-000000-1Y2-0.3A breaker is designed with a shunt trip feature, which can be used to trip the breaker remotely in the event of an emergency. This breaker also has a manual test feature, which can be used to test the circuit breaker in case of a fault. The breaker is also designed to prevent over-loading and short-circuiting.

In addition to this, the 3131-AF1HT-000000-1Y2-0.3A breaker is designed to reset automatically after it has tripped. Once the tripping has occurred, the individual can reset the breaker by pushing the reset button. This allows for quick and easy reset after a trip has occurred, without needing to manually reset the breaker.