APGH41-6820-1 Circuit Protection

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APGH41-6820-1 circuit breaker is a color-coded device used to protect electrical systems from overloads, ground-faults, and short-circuits. It is a higher-voltage type of device that can be used up to 1000V AC or 1500V DC. It is usually installed between the service entrance and other vital equipment, such as motors, transformers, and so on. It can quickly detect faults and then disconnect the circuit in milliseconds, preventing power surges from damaging electrical equipment or buildings.

The primary function of APGH41-6820-1 circuit breaker is to protect the electrical circuit from overloads, ground-faults, and short-circuits. When the current exceeds the rated capacity of the device, a mechanical tripping mechanism is triggered, which cuts off the electric power supply to the device. This prevents further damage to the equipment or property.

APGH41-6820-1 circuit breaker is typically used in industrial or commercial settings, to protect main or branch circuits from overloading. It can be used to protect both direct current (DC) systems and alternating current (AC) systems. It is a versatile and durable device that is designed to last for years. It can also be used in low voltage applications such as lighting controls, motor starters, and so on.

The operating principle of APGH41-6820-1 circuit breaker is similar to other types of breakers. When the current load exceeds the rated capacity, a bimetal strip bends and releases the contacts from a set of electric latches. The breaker trips and the current is disconnected. A second type of trip, called a fault trip, can occur when the current overload is so great that an arc forms between the contacts. The arc is quickly extinguished by the breaker and the current is cut off.

APGH41-6820-1 circuit breaker can be used in a variety of applications. It is a reliable and durable device, and can provide protection to a wide range of electrical systems. It is used in industrial, commercial, and residential settings, to protect equipment and buildings from possible damage due to overloads, short-circuits, or ground-faults.

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