IAGN1-1REC4-71-15.0

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Circuit breakers are safety devices that can be used to protect electrical systems, their components, and wired devices from power surges or overloading circuits. The IAGN1-1REC4-71-15.0 is a type of circuit breaker designed to automatically detect the presence of a fault current, disconnecting any dangerous circuit and preventing serious damage to electrical equipment connected to the circuit.

Application Field

The IAGN1-1REC4-71-15.0 circuit breaker is commonly used in industrial, commercial and residential applications where high currents and short-circuit currents are present. It can be used to protect against overloads, short-circuits, and ground faults. It is especially useful in areas where extra protection is required, such as locations near swimming pools, power plants, 3-phase motors, and outdoor power lines.

Working Principle

The IAGN1-1REC4-71-15.0 circuit breaker works by detecting when a circuit is overloaded, has a short-circuit current, or a ground fault current. When any of these situations occur, the breaker trips and disconnects the circuit, thus preventing further damage or possible injury from occurring. In the event of a power surge, the breaker will trip, cutting off the power to the circuit.

In addition to providing protection for circuits against overload, short-circuits, and ground-faults, the IAGN1-1REC4-71-15.0 circuit breaker also performs a switch operation that helps prevent damage to the electrical system when necessary. This switching operation helps control the restoration of power to a circuit in order to avoid damage to the system.

The IAGN1-1REC4-71-15.0 circuit breaker is designed to detect the presence of fault current and trip the breaker without generating a spark. This design helps protect the system from the possibility of an electrical fire occurring due to the spark that could be generated if the breaker was tripped manually.

The IAGN1-1REC4-71-15.0 is also designed to reset itself after a trip has been activated. The resetting process is designed to help avoid any unnecessary trips or damage to equipment that may be caused if the breaker is not reset correctly.

In addition to providing protection against overloads, short-circuits, and ground-faults, the IAGN1-1REC4-71-15.0 circuit breaker also helps to prevent personal injury due to electric shocks caused by coming in contact with a live circuit. This protection is particularly important in areas where children are present or where electric shocks may cause serious injury or death.

Conclusion

The IAGN1-1REC4-71-15.0 circuit breaker is an essential safety device that can prevent serious damage or injury from occurring due to power surges, overloads, short-circuits, and ground faults. It is a reliable and effective way of providing protection to both the electrical system and the people working with it.

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