APGN11-28654-1

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Introduction

A circuit breaker is a type of electrical switch that helps protect electrical devices, wiring and circuits from overload. In the case of excessive voltage, the circuit breaker will “trip” - i.e. open the circuit to immediately disable current. This helps protect both the circuit and associated devices from coming to harm.

APGN circuit breaker

The APGN 11-28654-1 range of circuit breakers se is a range of residential and commercial products that provide scheduled maintenance, lighting, HVAC systems, fire and security system protection for installations in residential homes, offices, industrial and residential buildings. This circuit breaker is designed to provide efficient and reliable protection against overvoltage and short-circuits.

Application field

The APGN 11-28654-1 circuit breaker can be used in residential, industrial, commercial and other specialized applications, such as construction sites, factories and laboratories. These circuit breakers can also be used to protect electrical devices, wiring and circuits that may be vulnerable to overvoltage or short-circuits.

Working Principle

The APGN 11-28654-1 circuit breaker works by utilizing a built-in thermal sensing element and tripping mechanism. The circuit breaker has a certain time delay that allows the system to cool off before cutting off the power. If the current exceeds the preset limit, then the sensing element will sense this and the trip mechanism will be triggered to cut off the power.

The thermal sensing element is made up of a heat-sensitive material, and when the temperature of the current passing through the circuit exceeds a certain threshold, the material will expand. This expansion will activate a contact, which will cause the circuit breaker to trip.

The trip mechanism is designed to interrupt the flow of current to prevent any further damage. It can also be used to isolate electrical circuits if needed. Depending on the type of circuit breaker, the tripping mechanism may be a mechanical device, or an electronic one.

Conclusion

The APGN 11-28654-1 circuit breaker is a reliable and efficient type of switch designed to protect electrical devices, wiring and circuits from overvoltage and short-circuits. The circuit breaker utilizes a thermal sensing element and trip mechanism to interrupt the flow of current and safely protect the system.

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