AP112-1R-36616-1

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Circuit breakers are a vital component of any electrical supply system, and the AP112-1R-36616-1 is no exception.

The AP112-1R-36616-1 circuit breaker is designed to protect electrical systems from overloading and short circuits, and has a broad range of applications in both industrial and domestic settings. By automatically switching off when an overloaded or short circuit occurs, the circuit breaker helps to prevent damage to equipment and personnel.

At the heart of the AP112-1R-36616-1 is a metal contact system, which is designed to rapidly open and shut the contacts. These contacts are connected to a heat-sensitive bimetallic strip. When an overload or short circuit occurs, current will flow through the contacts, heating the bimetallic strip and causing it to bend. This bending action will open the contacts, breaking the current flow and deactivating the circuit.

The AP112-1R-36616-1 is also designed to help prevent accidental trips, with a separate contact system designed to operate if the main system fails. The additional redundant contacts are arranged such that, if the bimetallic strip fails, the two contact systems can be used in concert to trip the circuit, resulting in a more reliable and redundantly protected system.

In addition to this, the AP112-1R-36616-1 also features a temperature compensated overload protection system. This system is designed to detect and respond to changes in the load current, preventing the circuit from drawing higher current than it should. The overload protection can also be adjusted to accommodate different power system requirements.

The AP112-1R-36616-1 is suitable for use in a variety of applications, from industrial, commercial, and residential systems. Its simple design and features makes it an ideal choice for those seeking reliable and affordable circuit breaker protection.

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