CR15-52F-10.0A-R01EV

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A circuit breaker is a very important component of any electrical system as it provides protection against damage caused by an overcurrent or an overload. The CR15-52F-10.0A-R01EV is a circuit breaker that is designed for high current applications and is rated for 10.0A.

The CR15-52F-10.0A-R01EV is typically used in larger industrial equipment such as motor controllers, generators, UPS systems, and other high current applications. It is capable of handling high currents while protecting the equipment from damage due to an overcurrent or overload. It has a trip point of 10.0A which will trip the circuit breaker if the current exceeds this limit.

The CR15-52F-10.0A-R01EV operates on the principle of thermal-magnetic tripping. This means that the circuit breaker has both a thermal component and a magnetic component. The thermal component is made up of an internal bi-metal strip which is heated by the current flowing through it. As the bi-metal strip heats up, it eventually reaches its melting point and trips the circuit breaker.

The magnetic component is a magnet which is located inside the circuit breaker. When a large enough current flows through the circuit breaker, it causes a magnetic field to be created which activates the internal magnet and trips the circuit breaker. This type of circuit breaker is designed to be highly reliable and has a longer response time than other types of circuit breakers.

The CR15-52F-10.0A-R01EV also has an internal auxiliary contact which can be used to activate an alarm or shut down other related equipment when the circuit breaker trips. This addition makes it one of the most versatile circuit breakers available on the market.

Overall, the CR15-52F-10.0A-R01EV is a highly reliable circuit breaker that is designed for high current applications. It is capable of handling high currents while also protecting the related equipment from damage due to an overcurrent or overload. It uses both a thermal-magnetic tripping mechanism and also has an internal auxiliary contact which can be used to activate alarms or shut down other related equipment. All of these features make it an excellent choice for larger industrial applications.

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