8345-B02A-V3M2-DB1A1C-20A

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Circuit Breakers are electrical or mechanical devices that are designed to interrupt electrical circuit flow and stop the flow of electricity to protect against potential hazards such as overloaded circuits, over-voltage, and short circuits. The acronym 8345-B02A-V3M2-DB1A1C-20A refers to a type of circuit breaker manufactured by a company specializing in electrical circuit protection products. This type of breaker is intended for use in a range of industrial, commercial, and residential applications and is designed to safely open and close electrical circuits quickly and safely.

The 8345-B02A-V3M2-DB1A1C-20A circuit breaker is made of a steel housing and consists of two different trip poles which are each rated at 20 Amps. The trip poles are designed to respond to both over-current protection and short circuit protection. When an over-current or short circuit situation is detected, the breaker will trip, disconnecting power to the circuit. This allows the user to safely reset the breaker if necessary. The breaker is designed to be compatible with a variety of systems, including Direct Current (DC) systems, Alternate Current (AC) systems, and magnetically latching breakers (MLBs).

The 8345-B02A-V3M2-DB1A1C-20A circuit breaker is designed for indoor applications. It can be used in a variety of applications including industrial, commercial, and residential environments. Some of the most common applications for this type of circuit breaker include arc-faults in electrical panels, over-load protection, short-circuit protection, arc-fault protection, and ground-fault protection.

The working principle of the 8345-B02A-V3M2-DB1A1C-20A circuit breaker is based on the magnetic trip operation principle. When an overload or short circuit occurs, a current is sent to the magnetic trip solenoid. This solenoid then activates the breaker contacts, causing them to trip, which in turn disconnects the circuit. In order to reset the breaker, the over-current condition must be removed. This can be done by either reducing the load, shutting off the circuit, or by adding an appropriate fuse to the circuit.

The 8345-B02A-V3M2-DB1A1C-20A circuit breaker provides efficient and reliable protection to any application in which it is installed. It is easy to install and use, and provides the necessary protection needed to ensure safety and prevent accidents.

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