8345-B02A-T3M2-DB1B1C-10A Circuit Protection

A circuit breaker is a device that is used for protection against electrical short circuits and overloads. Circuit breakers are used in many different industries, including automotive, industrial, and domestic applications. The 8345-B02A-T3M2-DB1B1C-10A circuit breaker is a type of circuit breaker designed for use in motor control, power protection, and telecommunication applications. The device is used to protect against overcurrents, short circuits, and overvoltages.

The 8345-B02A-T3M2-DB1B1C-10A circuit breaker is a three-phase device designed for use in motor control and power protection applications. It has a current capacity of up to 20 amps and a voltage rating of up to 480 volts. The device is designed to provide protection from overcurrents, short circuits, and overvoltages in motor control and power protection applications.

The 8345-B02A-T3M2-DB1B1C-10A circuit breaker has three main components: the breaker contact, the breaker arm, and the tripping mechanism. The breaker contact is the main contact that supplies the current to the breaker. The breaker arm is the mechanical arm that opens and closes the contact when current passes through it. The tripping mechanism is an electronic device that trips the breaker when a current, voltage, or temperature limit is exceeded.

The working principle of the circuit breaker is to respond to an overload or short circuit condition by tripping the breaker. When an overload or short circuit occurs, the breaker arm moves away from the contact and opens the contact, interrupting the flow of current. This prevents the occurrence of further damage to the circuit or machinery. Once the fault is cleared, the breaker can then be reset and the circuit will resume normal operation.

The 8345-B02A-T3M2-DB1B1C-10A circuit breaker is designed to provide protection against overcurrents, short circuits, and overvoltages. The device is suitable for use in motor control and power protection applications, and it has a current capacity of up to 20 amps and a voltage rating of up to 480 volts. The breaker is designed to provide protection from overcurrents, short circuits, and overvoltages, and it has a three-phase design with a tripping mechanism. The working principle of the circuit breaker is to respond to an overload or short circuit condition by tripping the breaker and interrupting the flow of current, thereby preventing further damage to the circuit or machinery.