9510-G213-P1F0-Z0R2B0

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Circuit breakers are an essential tool for electrical networks. They interrupt the flow of current to protect the circuit from damage caused by current overloads. The 9510-G213-P1F0-Z0R2B0 is a type of circuit breaker designed to protect computer and other electronic circuits from damage due to excessive current.

The 9510-G213-P1F0-Z0R2B0 is a single-pole, trip-free, self-powered circuit breaker. This means that the breaker is designed to trip when an overload of current passing through the circuit is detected and prevent any further current from passing. The trip-free feature means that the breaker cannot be held in the “on” position and will trip even when in the “on” position. The breaker is self-powered, meaning that it does not need an external power source to operate.

The 9510-G213-P1F0-Z0R2B0 is designed for use in computer, telecom, and other sensitive electronic applications. It is specifically designed to protect delicate electronic components from damage caused by current overloads. It can handle up to 10 amperes (A), and is rated for up to 250 Volts (V). The breaker is also designed to trip quickly, preventing damage to the circuit.

The 9510-G213-P1F0-Z0R2B0 operates on the principle that current passing through a circuit generates an electromagnetic field around the circuit. This field can be used to detect when the current exceeds a certain level. When the current exceeds the level set by the breaker, the breaker trips, cutting off the flow of current to the circuit and preventing further damage from taking place.

The 9510-G213-P1F0-Z0R2B0 is an important tool for electrical networks where the risk of current overloads is high. By detecting and protecting against overloads, the breaker prevents costly damage to sensitive electronic components and ensures safe operation. Its fast trip and self-powered operation make it an ideal choice for protecting sensitive electronic circuits.

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