482-G512-K1M1-F6S1-30A

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Circuit Breakers are devices used to regulate and protect an electrical circuit from excess current, typically caused by faults, overloads, or surges. The 482-G512-K1M1-F6S1-30A circuit breaker is one of the most versatile in its class. It is designed to handle both DC and AC current and is equipped with advanced features to provide optimal circuit protection.

The 482-G512-K1M1-F6S1-30A can be used in a variety of applications to provide effective circuit protection. It is suitable for commercial, industrial, and residential applications. It is capable of handling up to 30A of alternating current, making it suitable for a variety of electrical loads. Additionally, it has a maximum cycle life of 100,000 and is operational in temperatures ranging from -20°C to +65°C. This makes it appropriate for use in locations with extreme temperature fluctuations.

The working principle of this circuit breaker is simple yet effective. When the current flowing through the circuit exceeds the preset threshold, the breaker trips and interrupts the flow of electricity. This prevents the circuit from overheating and causing damage or a potential fire hazard. The tripping mechanism is triggered by a magnetically operated element inside the breaker that activates when the current threshold is exceeded. The element then opens the contacts within the breaker, which prevents current from flowing.

482-G512-K1M1-F6S1-30A circuit breakers are suitable for adding an additional level of protection to circuitry in commercial, industrial, and residential settings. It is designed to be reliable, durable, and versatile, making it a great option for many types of applications. The adjustable setting feature allows for the current threshold to be customized to match the intended application. Additionally, the enhanced features of the breaker enhance its safety and performance capabilities and protect against potential dangers that can arise from excess current.

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