CBF-10

Series:	CBF
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Breaker Type:	--
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Current Rating:	10A
Voltage Rating - DC:	12V
Number of Poles:	1
Actuator Type:	Automatic Reset
Illumination:	--
Illumination Voltage (Nominal):	--
Mounting Type:	Holder

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Circuit Breakers

Circuit breakers are an important part of any electrical system. They provide protection against power surges, overloading of circuits, and even against unintended ground faults. A circuit breaker is typically a switch that will disconnect the electrical power supply when an overload or short circuit has been detected in the circuit. CBF-10 is one of the most popular and widely used circuit breakers on the market today.

CBF-10 Application Field and Working Principle

CBF-10 circuit breakers are designed for use in commercial, industrial, and residential installations. They provide protection for outlets, branch circuits, and service entrance panels. The CBF-10 is a thermal magnetic breaker that utilizes both a temperature element and a magnetic element to detect overcurrents and short circuits. The temperature element will cut off the power when the overload or short circuit reaches a preset limit of current. The magnetic element will trip the breaker faster in the event of an overload or short circuit.When a short circuit or overload is detected, the CBF-10 circuit breaker will open to cut off the power to the circuit. The magnetic element senses when a large amount of current is flowing and trips the breaker. The temperature element will shut down the power if the current exceeds its preset limit.This type of electric circuit breaker has a reset button, which allows the user to reset the breaker to resume power supply. The reset button needs to be pressed firmly to reset the breaker and it should not be used too often. If the breaker is tripped too often, it may cause overheating and damage the breaker.CBF-10 circuit breakers are designed for use in branch circuits in 120/240-volt alternating current applications. The rated current capacity of the CBF-10 is 120 amps at 240 volts and 65 amps at 120 volts. It can be used in both commercial and residential circuits.The CBF-10 is UL and CSA approved, meaning that the breaker has been tested and meets the safety requirements of Underwriters Laboratories and the Canadian Standards Association, two of the leading safety organizations in the world. The CBF-10 circuit breaker is a high quality, long-lasting and reliable choice for protecting electrical circuits from overcurrent and short-circuits.

Advantages of CBF-10

The CBF-10 circuit breaker has several benefits that make it a popular choice for electrical protection. One of the main advantages of the CBF-10 is that it is easy to install and replaces most standard breakers. Another advantage is that it is designed to trip quickly in the event of an overload or short circuit. This reduces the risk of an electrical fire.The CBF-10 also has a thermal magnetic element that will detect overloading or short-circuiting of the circuit. This allows for a more sensitive and accurate response to over-currents. Furthermore, the CBF-10 has a reset button to reset the breaker and restore power supply.Finally, the CBF-10 is UL and CSA approved, meaning that it meets the safety requirements of these two organizations. This ensures that the breaker is reliable, safe and will provide reliable protection to the circuit.

Conclusion

CBF-10 circuit breakers are widely used in residential, commercial and industrial applications because of their safety, reliability and ease of installation. They provide protection against overcurrents and short circuits, with a thermal magnetic element to detect these conditions. The CBF-10 is UL and CSA approved, and it has a reset button to restore power supply. In conclusion, CBF-10 circuit breakers are a reliable and cost effective solution for protecting electrical circuits from short-circuits and overcurrents.

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