AGC-V-1/10-R

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Fuses are an important form of electrical protection. In high power electrical applications, they can help protect the circuit and improve the safety of operators. AGC-V-1/10-R circuit breakers are used in a variety of different applications.

The AGC-V-1/10-R is designed for overcurrent protective applications, such as in dedicated bolted tag circuit breakers, high-voltage switchgear, generator or transformer protection, busbar protection, and motor protection. When a fault occurs, the AGC-V-1/10-R can be used to quickly disconnect power from the source, protecting the system from damage or destruction.

The working principle of the AGC-V-1/10-R circuit breaker is based on a thermomagnetic circuit breaker. This type of circuit breaker uses a combination of temperature and an electromagnetic principle to detect an overcurrent, open the circuit, and reduce the risk of dangerous short circuits. Inside the breaker is a thermal element, which becomes warmer when an overload occurs. When the temperature rises to a certain point, the thermal element triggers the release of an electromagnet, which then trips the circuit breaker. If the fault persists, the thermal element will reset and repeat the process until the fault is cleared.

The AGC-V-1/10-R is rated for up to 10A and has an interrupting capacity of 1 kA. It also offers overload protection, short-circuit protection, and motor overload protection. The breaker is designed to be used with direct-current applications, and is available in both single and three phase configurations. It is also UL-listed and meets relevant industry standards.

The AGC-V-1/10-R circuit breaker is a versatile and reliable fuse for a variety of applications. It is designed for overcurrent protection and can be used in either a residential or commercial setting. It can provide additional protection in applications that require higher power levels, such as industrial and manufacturing, and can keep circuits safe from significant damage in the event of an overload or short circuit.

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