IAG11-1REC4-52-15.0-21 Circuit Protection

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Circuit Breakers are electrical devices designed to disconnect circuits from electrical power sources. They can either be manually operated or automatically operated. In an IAG11-1REC4-52-15.0-21 application, the circuit breaker is an industrial grade circuit protection device.

IAG11-1REC4-52-15.0-21 is a manually operated device with a direct acting thermal tripping mechanism. It is rated to cut-off currents up to 15.0A and has a voltage rating of 21V. The IAG11-1REC4-52-15.0-21 is designed to protect electrical systems from overloads, short circuits, and ground faults. It is designed for use with single phase, three phase, and direct current applications.

The IAG11-1REC4-52-15.0-21 circuit breaker works by introducing an interruptible path to interrupt the flow of current. This is done by using a mechanical tripping element. When the current reaches a certain threshold, the element will open the circuit, disconnecting power from the circuit and preventing further damage.

The circuit breaker is designed to protect against a range of electrical hazards, including short circuits, ground faults, and other over-current conditions. In the event of a sudden surge in current or an excessive current draw, the breaker will trip and cut power to the circuit. This helps to prevent further damage and to ensure the safety of the circuit and equipment.

The IAG11-1REC4-52-15.0-21 is an ideal choice for applications that require industrial grade circuit protection. It is suitable for use in applications such as machine tools, robotics, lighting systems, and industrial equipment. The device is also suitable for use in harsh environments, as it has been designed and tested to meet UL and CSA requirements.

The IAG11-1REC4-52-15.0-21 is an important component of any circuit protection system. It provides circuit protection from high and low current, short circuits, and ground faults. As such, it is a vital part of ensuring the safety of electrical systems and equipment.

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