CELPK11-33732-185

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Circuit breakers are important electrical devices that are used to protect electrical circuits from potential damage due to an overload of electric current, or short-circuit. They work by detecting an abnormally high amount of electric current and interrupting the electrical circuit at that point. CELPK11-33732-185 is a circuit breaker that is designed to offer precise protection and ensure the safety of both personnel and equipment.

Application Field

CELPK11-33732-185 circuit breakers are designed for residential, commercial and industrial applications. They are used in applications ranging from simple lighting circuits to complex industrial machines. They can be used to protect the entire system from electrical failure or to protect individual components from power surges or surges caused by lightning.

Working Principle

CELPK11-33732-185 circuit breakers detect an abnormal amount of electric current by sensing the magnetic flow of current through the breaker contacts. When the current exceeds the rated value, the flow of current causes a mechanical operation of a spring-loaded latch which moves a contact blade into a position that isolates the power supply from the circuit. The advantage of this design is that it is fast and reliable with very little delay or hesitation due to the instantaneous operation of the breaker.

Once the overload is removed, the breaker restores electrical power automatically by resetting itself. This ensures that there is no need to manually reset the breaker after each overload has taken place. Additionally, the circuit breaker has a manual trip switch which is used to isolate the circuit if needed.

CELPK11-33732-185 circuit breakers are designed to provide reliable protection for sensitive electrical components and circuits from excessive overload or short-circuiting. They are ideal for residential, commercial and industrial installations, and they are capable of handling a wide range of electrical currents.

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