8340-T110-K1M1-ALH126-50A

Circuit breakers are widely used in industrial and commercial settings to protect electrical equipment from damage caused by overload or short-circuit conditions. A specific type of circuit breaker, the 8340-T110-K1M1-ALH126-50A, is a common model found in industrial or commercial settings that is designed specifically for use in a three pole, three phase system. The 8340-T110-K1M1-ALH126-50A circuit breaker can be used in a wide variety of applications, including power distribution systems, as well as motor controllers, and as a device to protect against overvoltage, undervoltage, and overcurrent conditions.

The 8340-T110-K1M1-ALH126-50A circuit breaker is designed specifically to handle the high currents associated with three phase applications. The breaker has a rating of up to 50 amps and can handle up to 110 volts in an alternating current (AC) system. Each pole of the circuit breaker is rated to handle a current of up to 50 amps as well as up to 110 volts in AC systems. The total rating for the breaker is up to 150 amps and 330 volts for a three phase system.

The working principle of the 8340-T110-K1M1-ALH126-50A circuit breaker is based on the concept of the electromagnet. When a high electric current is detected, a built-in sensor will activate the electromagnet, generating a magnetic field. The generated field will act against the electric current, causing the electric circuit to be opened, thus preventing the potentially damaging overload current. The amount of electric current that will activate the electromagnet is adjustable and can be set to a level that is appropriate for a specific application.

The 8340-T110-K1M1-ALH126-50A circuit breaker is designed specifically to protect against short circuit and overload conditions in industrial and commercial settings. These circuit breakers can be used in a variety of applications, including motor controllers, power distribution systems, and as a device to protect against overvoltage, undervoltage, and overcurrent conditions. The circuit breaker is highly reliable and is rated to handle up to 50 amps and 110 volts, with total ratings of up to 150 amps and 330 volts for a three-pole three-phase system. Furthermore, the working principle of the breaker is based on the concept of an electromagnet, which is activated when a high electric current is detected, thus helping to protect electrical equipment from damage.