IAG6-1-51-7.50-A-01

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Circuit breakers are an essential part of a complete electrical system. They are used to protect electrical circuits from overloads or dangerous short circuits. In single-phase circuits, for instance, a trip-free, single or double circuit breaker will, ultimately, provide safety in the event of a dangerous fault.

IAG6-1-51-7.50-A-01 is a single-pole, double throw (SPDT) type circuit breaker with an adjustable instantaneous trip setting and a manual reset operation. When an overcurrent occurs, this particular circuit breaker trips automatically, allowing the circuit to reset itself after the fault has been cleared.

Application Field
This type of circuit breaker is specifically designed for enclosures having limited space. It is mainly used in the electrical power systems and the power distribution applications. It is also widely used in manufacturing, industrial, commercial and residential locations in order to protect electrical systems from catastrophic failure due to excessive current.

Working Principle
IAG6-1-51-7.50-A-01 works on the principle of thermal overload. Inside the breaker, a bimetal heats up when excessive current flows through it. When the current exceeds the adjustable trip setting, the bimetal bends and triggers the breaker tripping mechanism. This type of circuit breaker trips between 5-7.50A, with adjustable trip setting from 0.5 to 5.5A.

The adjustable instantaneous-trip setting of this circuit breaker makes it suitable for various applications, such as short-circuit protection, transformer protection, and overcurrent protection. It has manual reset operation, so once the fault is cleared, it is easy to reset the breaker.

Overall, IAG6-1-51-7.50-A-01 is a reliable and versatile circuit breaker that can be used in a variety of applications. It is designed to provide a high level of protection against dangerous overloads and short circuits.

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