IDLK1-31294-10

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Circuit breakers are safety devices that serve to protect electrical wiring and appliances from dangerous level of current. The IDLK1-31294-10 is a typical circuit breaker that utilizes a thermal magnetic tripping element as a means to detect dangerous currents.  

The IDLK1-31294-10 is a manual-reset circuit breaker that is typically employed in many industrial and commercial applications. Its thermal-magnetic tripping element ensures reliable over-current protection up to a maximum current of 32A. 

The operating mechanism of the IDLK1-31294-10 is comprised of two distinct components - a thermal component and a magnetic component. The thermal component is based on a bi-metallic element that heats up when the current passing through it exceeds its rated value. This increases the resistance of the element causing it to trip the circuit breaker. The magnetic component works by responding to the magnetic field created by a current passing through the circuit breaker, causing a trip when the current reaches a dangerous level.  

The IDLK1-31294-10 is designed to protect against short-circuits and other dangerous currents. In addition, it also provides protection against electromagnetic interference, temperature induced current, and false tripping. The device has an adjustable current setting and can be easily reset by pressing the reset button. 

The IDLK1-31294-10 has numerous applications in many industries. It is commonly used in industrial and commercial buildings, electric and electronic equipment, motor control systems, and other applications requiring reliable over-current protection. It is also widely used in residential applications due to its affordability and ease of installation. 

The working principle of the IDLK1-31294-10 is simple yet effective. When the current exceeds the rated value, the thermal and magnetic components of the device activate, leading to the tripping of the circuit breaker. It is an invaluable safety device that protects electrical wiring and appliances from dangerous levels of current. 

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