IAGN11-32571-452

Series:	IAG
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Breaker Type:	Magnetic (Hydraulic Delay)
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Current Rating:	--
Number of Poles:	2
Actuator Type:	Lever
Illumination:	--
Illumination Voltage (Nominal):	--
Mounting Type:	Panel Mount

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IAGN11-32571-452 Circuit Breakers—Application Field and Working PrincipleCircuit breakers are a type of electrical switch used to protect a circuit from damage caused by excess current or overload. They are designed to sense an electrical fault and disconnect the affected circuit from power in order to prevent damage. Circuit breakers are commonly found in residential and commercial buildings but are also widely used in industrial settings.The IAGN11-32571-452 is a circuit breaker designed for use in high voltage applications such as power plants, substations, and large commercial and industrial facilities. This type of circuit breaker is capable of handling up to 5,000 volts (V) and is capable of switching currents of up to 17,000 amperes (A). It is equipped with a thermal-magnetic trip unit as well as a visual indicator to confirm that the circuit breaker has tripped.The IAGN11-32571-452 circuit breaker has a wide range of applications. In the power industry, it is used to protect transformers, transmission lines, and substations from short circuits and overloads. It is also used to protect sensitive equipment in industrial facilities from overvoltage and short circuits. In residential and commercial buildings, it is used to protect vulnerable circuits such as air conditioners and electric ovens.The working principle of the IAGN11-32571-452 circuit breaker is based on the operation of the thermal-magnetic trip unit. The thermal-magnetic trip unit contains two sensors, one thermal and one magnetic, that act independently but are connected in such a way that both need to be triggered in order for the circuit breaker to trip. The thermal sensor is essentially a heating element which is attached to the electric circuit. When the current passing through the circuit is too high for a certain period of time, the heating element gets hotter. Once the temperature of the element reaches a certain threshold, it triggers the circuit breaker and shuts off the power. The magnetic sensor is also known as an overload sensor and is made of a winding of wires that create a magnetic field when electric current passes through it. The magnetic force created by the field is measured and when an overload is detected, the circuit breaker trips and shuts off the power. In addition, the IAGN11-32571-452 circuit breaker is equipped with a visual indicator to make it easier to see when the breaker has tripped. This indicator is usually an LED or a light bulb that is lit when the breaker has tripped. The IAGN11-32571-452 circuit breaker is a highly reliable device that is designed to offer electrical protection in high voltage applications. With its thermal-magnetic trip unit and visual indicator, it provides efficient and safe protection from short circuits and overloads.

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