IALNPK111-34536-2

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Circuit breakers are electrical devices designed to protect sensitive electrical components from excessive overloads and short circuits. The IALNPK111-34536-2 circuit breaker is a single-pole thermal overload device that uses a thermal element to detect an overload. When an overload occurs, a bimetallic element will bend due to the heat of the overload current and trip the circuit breaker, halting the flow of current and thus protecting the sensitive components from damage.

The IALNPK111-34536-2 circuit breaker has a variety of applications, including home and industrial electrical systems. In a residential application, the circuit breaker can be easily installed in breaker boxes or fuse boxes. It is commonly used in outdoor applications such as garden pumps and pool pumps. In heavier industrial settings, the IALNPK111-34536-2 is well suited for applications such as power tools, air compressors, welding machines, and other similar devices that require short-circuit protection.

The IALNPK111-34536-2 circuit breaker operates on the principle of thermal overloading. When the current being supplied to the circuit is excessive, a bimetallic element within the circuit breaker heats up. As the temperature increases, the bimetallic element bends, and the circuit breaker trips, cutting off the supply of electricity and preventing damage to the sensitive components.

The IALNPK111-34536-2 circuit breaker is designed to protect electrical circuits from short circuits and overloads. It can be used in a variety of applications both in residential and industrial settings. It operates on the principle of thermal overload, using a bimetallic element to detect any excess current in the circuit. When the current is too high, the bimetallic element will bend due to the heat and trip the circuit breaker, removing the power from the circuit and preventing damage to sensitive electrical components.

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