4120-G214-J1M1-B2S0ZN-7.5A

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Circuit breakers are designed to protect electrical circuits from high amperage and short circuits. A circuit breaker is a protective device that opens and closes an electrical circuit based on current overload conditions. It can help reduce the risk of fires and provide other benefits such as energy conservation, improved safety, and improved reliability. 4120-G214-J1M1-B2S0ZN-7.5A is a type of circuit breaker that is designed to protect and limit electrical circuits from damage due to high amperage.

The 4120-G214-J1M1-B2S0ZN-7.5A circuit breaker is specifically designed for systems with high voltage ratings of 4-120 volts as well as a current rating of 2-14 amperes. The device features a trip-free mechanism and a dial-in tripping current setting. It offers overload protection as well as protection against short circuits.

The working principle of the 4120-G214-J1M1-B2S0ZN-7.5A circuit breaker is based on the use of a bimetallic strip, or a thermal-magnetic circuit breaker. The bimetallic strip is designed to bend when a current exceeding its threshold is passed through it. This causes the contacts within the circuit breaker to open and break the circuit, thus preventing the overload or short circuit from damaging the electrical circuit.

The 4120-G214-J1M1-B2S0ZN-7.5A circuit breaker is specifically designed for use in applications such as industrial equipment, motors, electronic systems, household appliances, and power distribution systems. It is an ideal choice for systems operating at high voltages and currents. The device is also resistant to high temperatures and is suitable for use in enclosed spaces.

In conclusion, the 4120-G214-J1M1-B2S0ZN-7.5A circuit breaker is a critical component for protecting circuits from high amperage and short circuits. Its working principle is based on the use of a bimetallic strip, which responds to current overloads by breaking the circuit. The device is suitable for a variety of applications, and is resistant to high temperatures.

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