IAGN6-1-59-1.00-A

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Circuit Breakers are used to protect electrical circuits from any potential damages caused by overloading or short circuits. The IAGN6-1-59-1.00-A is one such device that fits this purpose. This article will explain the application field and working principle of the IAGN6-1-59-1.00-A.

The IAGN6-1-59-1.00-A is designed to work with circuits that are powered by alternating current (AC). It is rated for currents of up to 6 A and a voltage of up to 1-59 V. This makes it suitable for smaller domestic applications, such as computers, TV sets, and other electronic devices that require low-voltage, low-current power.

The IAGN6-1-59-1.00-A is a thermal-magnetic circuit breaker. It consists of two separate components: a thermal element and a magnetic element. The thermal element is a bi-metal strip that is heated up when there is an overload in the circuit. When the temperature of the bi-metal strip reaches a certain point, it causes the contacts of the circuit breaker to open, shutting down the overload. The magnetic element is an electromagnet that is activated when there is a short circuit. It causes the contacts of the circuit breaker to open, preventing current from flowing through the circuit and potentially causing damage.

When the circuit breaker is first installed, the thermal and magnetic elements are set at different points. This allows for the circuit breaker to respond differently to incidents of overload and short circuit. With the IAGN6-1-59-1.00-A, the thermal element is set at 1.2 times its nominal current rating and the magnetic element is set at 1.7 times its nominal current rating. This allows the circuit breaker to protect the circuit from any potential overloads or short circuits.

If the IAGN6-1-59-1.00-A detects an overload or short circuit, it will trip and open the contacts, preventing further current from flowing through the circuit. However, the user must manually reset the circuit breaker once it has been tripped due to an overload or short circuit. This can easily be done by pressing the reset button located on the device.

The IAGN6-1-59-1.00-A is a reliable and cost-effective solution for circuit protection. It is suitable for use in a wide range of domestic and commercial applications, such as computers, TVs, and small industrial systems. It provides reliable circuit protection from any potential overloading or short circuits. The thermal and magnetic elements can be set at different points, allowing for customisable response to any incident.

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