IDLBXK1-33789-90

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Circuit Breakers can be defined as a device that automatically protects electrical circuits from damage caused by overload, short circuit, and other faults. Circuits breakers are designed to sense an overload or a fault and open the circuit, turning off the electricity so that the fault can be corrected. IDLBXK1-33789-90 is an example of a circuit breaker and is used in industrial, commercial, and residential applications.

The IDLBXK1-33789-90 circuit breaker is used for applications up to 90 amp and is suitable for use in temperatures between -55°C and 40°C. The device also provides short circuit protection, is made from a corrosion-resistant material and has 4 contact poles. It is also tamper-resistant, meaning that it can be installed in areas where access may be limited.

The IDLBXK1-33789-90 circuit breaker is most commonly used in industrial, commercial, and residential applications. In an industrial setting, it can be used to protect sensitive electrical components such as motors and pumps from damage. In a commercial setting, it can be used to protect office equipment such as computers and printers from power surges. In a residential setting, it can be used to protect appliances such as microwaves, refrigerators, and washing machines from electrical malfunction.

The working principle of a circuit breaker is relatively straightforward. When an electrical system is functioning normally, the circuit breakers are “open” and the electrical current is allowed to flow freely. However, if the current exceeds a preset level, then the circuit breaker closes and the electrical current is interrupted. This stops the electrical currents from escalating and damaging the circuits or other components in the system.

The IDLBXK1-33789-90 circuit breaker is a reliable, cost-effective and efficient way to protect electrical systems from damage. By automatically turning off the electricity when a fault or overload occurs, it can help to protect valuable electronic equipment from costly and potentially damaging electrical malfunctions.

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