IALHK11-33211-3 Circuit Protection

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A circuit breaker is a safety device designed to interrupt the flow of electricity if a fault occurs on a circuit. This prevents further damage from occurring due to overheating or short circuiting. The IALHK11-33211-3 is a three-pole circuit breaker designed to operate in a variety of conditions. It is commonly used in industrial and commercial applications.

The IALHK11-33211-3 is designed to act as an overload protection device. It will detect when the amount of current is higher than its set limit and will then trip, cutting off the power and preventing further damage from occurring. This is accomplished through the use of thermal-magnetic tripping mechanisms. The thermal element is designed to actuate the breaker when the temperature in the system rises above the permissible threshold. The magnetic element uses the principle of electromagnetic induction to detect the current and actuate the breaker.

The IALHK11-33211-3 is designed for use in applications such as motor control, transformer protection and power distribution. It is also suitable for lights, elevator systems, solar energy systems and other general power applications. The IALHK11-33211-3 is built with a variety of features to ensure that it can meet the demands of its application. These include current and voltage ratings, trip time delays, overload protection and lockout capability.

The IALHK11-33211-3 is a reliable and efficient circuit breaker that offers superior performance and protection. It is designed to be easy to install and operate, and is capable of providing protection from faults and overloads. It is also designed to be resilient to the effects of environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity, and corrosion. With its superior design and features, the IALHK11-33211-3 is an excellent choice for a wide variety of industrial and commercial electrical applications.

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