CELHK11-1REC5-71165-14-V

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Circuit breakers help protect electricity circuits from an overload. The CELHK11-1REC5-71165-14-V is a type of circuit breaker with advanced safety features to protect both technical utility networks as well as the people who use them.

It is a two-pole moulded case circuit breaker (MCCB), with thermal-magnetic tripping characteristics, providing short circuit protection against overloads. It has a rated current of 14A and a rated voltage of 400V AC. This makes it suitable for residential and light commercial installations, including lighting circuits, control and protection units, ventilation systems, and so on.

The CELHK11-1REC5-71165-14-V circuit breaker has two main components: the thermal tripping mechanism and the magnetic tripping mechanism. These components protect against both overloads and short circuits.

The thermal tripping mechanism is temperature-sensitive and will detect a rise in temperature due to an excessive current flow. When this happens, the current is automatically interrupted, thus preventing further exposure to the over-current.

The magnetic tripping mechanism works similarly but is instead triggered by an excessive magnetic field. This type of mechanism is particularly useful for detecting inductive currents, such as from motors or any other type of machinery with an electric motor.

The CELHK11-1REC5-71165-14-V circuit breaker also offers various features to maximize safety and ensure that electric shock is avoided. These features include automatic electrical isolation upon tripping, automatic voltage monitoring, and phase-to-ground contact protection.

The CELHK11-1REC5-71165-14-V circuit breaker is ideal for residential and light commercial installations. It offers excellent protection against overloads and short circuits and has advanced safety features to prevent electric shock. As such, it is a reliable, cost-effective way to protect electric circuits and the people who use them.

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