9510-M213-P1F0-Z0R2R1-80A

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Circuit Breakers

A circuit breaker is a device designed to protect electrical circuits from overload or short-circuit damage. Circuit breakers can be manually operated switches, which are used to disconnect power when an electrical fault is detected, or they can be automatically operated when a predetermined level of current or voltage is exceeded in the circuit.

The 9510-M213-P1F0-Z0R2R1-80A is one such type of circuit breaker. It is a three-pole, Molded Case Circuit breaker (MCCB) with a rating of 800 A. MCCB’s, such as the 9510-M213-P1F0-Z0R2R1-80A, are designed for applications where the current and voltage requirements are high. Applications include commercial, industrial, and utility projects. The breaker can also be used in residential construction projects.

The 9510-M213-P1F0-Z0R2R1-80A is equipped with a variety of features designed to protect circuits from dangerous overloads or short-circuits. It has adjustable thermal-magnetic or electronic trip functions, which can be set to protect the circuit in the event of an overload or short-circuit. Additionally, the breaker has a variety of trip-free mode options, which can be adjusted to protect the circuit regardless of the breaker’s position. The breaker is also UL listed, which indicates that it meets the safety standards set forth by the Underwriters Laboratories.

The 9510-M213-P1F0-Z0R2R1-80A is designed to be used in a variety of applications, and most notably in high-current installations. It is designed to detect and disconnect an electric circuit when an overload or short-circuit is detected. The breaker is UL certified, and is equipped with adjustable thermal-magnetic and electronic trip functions. It is a reliable and efficient device designed to protect circuits from the dangers of overloaded or short-circuited circumstances.

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