CELHPK111-2REC4-32773-24-V

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Circuit breakers are used in electrical systems to provide automatic protection from overloads, and short circuits. One circuit breaker that is commonly used is the CELHPK111-2REC4-32773-24-V. This particular circuit breaker is designed to protect loads against overloads, and short circuits.

The CELHPK111-2REC4-32773-24-V circuit breaker is a UL 1077, type CTC (Current Limiting Device) circuit breaker that is rated for up to 277VAC and 10,000 amps. It has a trip class of 10, meaning that it will trip if the current exceeds 10,000 amps. It can also accommodate a wide range of loads, including both single-phase and three-phase loads.

The CELHPK111-2REC4-32773-24-V is designed to operate in a variety of applications. It is well suited for use in industrial power systems, commercial power systems, utility power systems, generator power systems and home power systems. It is also suitable for use in motor control centers, automotive applications, welding applications and outdoor lighting systems.

The working principle of the CELHPK111-2REC4-32773-24-V is relatively straightforward. It is designed to automatically open the circuit if the current exceeds 10,000 amps. When triggered, it will open the circuit by using a set of contacts that are held together by a magnetic field. As the current rises, the magnetic field collapses and causes the contacts to open, and thus sever the circuit. Once the short circuit or overload is corrected, the contacts can be manually reset to turn the power back on.

The CELHPK111-2REC4-32773-24-V circuit breaker is designed to provide a reliable and effective protection from both short circuits and overloads. It is a rugged and reliable device that is designed to provide years of trouble-free service. It is a cost-effective protection solution and it is easy to install and maintain.

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