IAG1-30591-4

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Circuit breakers are important pieces of equipment used for providing a protective measure in electrical systems. There are a variety of circuit breakers on the market, with different capabilities and applications. One such circuit breaker is the IAG1-30591-4. This article looks at the application field and working principle of the IAG1-30591-4.

Application Field

The IAG1-30591-4 is a miniature circuit breaker (MCB) designed to provide protection against overloads and short circuits. It is suitable for applications in residential, commercial and light industrial settings. It has a nominal current of 2500A and is used in systems with a rated voltage of 300/500V AC.It is designed for use in panel boxes or switchgear, providing reliable protection from electrical faults. It is also suitable for installation in outdoor switchboards and control systems, providing a cost effective solution for protection in harsh environments.The IAG1-30591-4 is designed for use in electrical systems where space is an issue. Its small size makes it ideal for applications where larger breakers would be incompatible with the space requirements. Its flexible design also allows for ease of retrofit and maintenance, making it an ideal choice for use in existing systems.

Working Principle

The IAG1-30591-4 circuit breaker works by interrupting the electrical circuit when a fault is detected. This is done by a combination of mechanical and electrical components. When an overload or short circuit occurs, a current-sensing device detects the fault and triggers a trip mechanism. This causes the mechanical trip arm to move and actuate the electrical contact, which in turn trips the breaker and break the flow of current.Once the fault has been cleared and the current flow has been interrupted, the breaker can be reset by a manual switch. This reset switch causes the trip arm to retract, re-establishing the electrical connection and restoring the circuit. As an added safety measure, the IAG1-30591-4 has a feature which prevents other devices on the system from being tripped as well. If a fault is detected on one part of the system, the other parts will remain unaffected and will not be affected by the trip.

Conclusion

The IAG1-30591-4 is a miniature circuit breaker suitable for a variety of applications. Its small size and flexible design make it ideal for installation in panel boxes, switchgear and other control systems, providing reliable protection from electrical faults. It works by providing protection against overloads and short circuits using a combination of mechanical and electrical components. Once a fault is detected, the breaker trips, interrupting the flow of current. It can then be manually reset when the fault has been cleared.

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