IAL11-1REC4-62-20.0-01

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Circuit breakers are safety devices used to protect electrical circuits from overloads, short circuits, and ground faults. IAL11-1REC4-62-20.0-01 is a type of circuit breaker that is designed to provide protection against excessive current and short circuits. It can be used in a variety of applications, including homes, businesses, and industrial and commercial settings.

The IAL11-1REC4-62-20.0-01 is a miniature, plug-in circuit breaker that has a thermal-magnetic protection system. The thermal element of the device is designed to detect when there is an excessive current or short circuit, and will then trip, or open the circuit, in order to protect the wiring. The magnetic element is designed to detect ground faults, which can damage the wiring. If a ground fault is detected, the magnetic element will trip the circuit and break the connection.

The IAL11-1REC4-62-20.0-01 is rated for a current of 20 amps, and has a voltage rating of 120 volts AC. It features a mechanical cut-off switch that allows for quick and easy manual disconnection of the power to the circuit in the event of an emergency. Also, the device has a red indicator light that will turn on when the unit trips. This allows for easy identification of the tripped breaker.

In most applications, the IAL11-1REC4-62-20.0-01 is installed into a matching socket and wired into the circuit. The breaker is actuated automatically when the current exceeds the rated current value of 20 amps, or when a ground fault is detected. The breaker will then trip and open the circuit, protecting the wiring and equipment from damage.

The IAL11-1REC4-62-20.0-01 circuit breaker is used in home and industrial applications to provide protection from short circuits and excessive current. It is designed to detect ground faults, and will trip the circuit if one is detected. The device is rated for 20 amps and 120 volts AC, and has a red indicator light to show when the unit has tripped. Also, it features a manually operated cut-off switch for quick disconnection of the power in an emergency.

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