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Circuit Breakers

The IEG1-31724-8-V is an electrical circuit breaker that is designed for a wide range of applications. It is typically utilized in a variety of industrial machinery, including metalworking tools and motors. In addition, residential, commercial and industrial wiring systems can all make use of this type of device as an important tool for protection from voltage fluctuation.

A circuit breaker is a valuable device for protecting sensitive electronics and for providing enhanced safety for circuits. It is designed to detect potential fault conditions in the system, such as a short circuit or a power overload, and to quickly break the connection between the source of the problem and the rest of the circuitry. It will trip open the circuit, stopping the flow of electricity and preventing danger or electrical fire.When tripped, the circuit breaker will usually reset itself, or require the user or technician to manually reset the unit.

The IEG1-31724-8-V circuit breaker utilizes a bimetallic element to detect an increase in temperature and trip the breaker open. This element is composed of two different metals with different expands rates when heated. The metals are held closely together, and when the temperature rises, one of them will expand more than the other, causing the spring mechanism to trip. This type of circuit breaker is designed to trip at a specific temperature, increasing the overall safety of the system.

The IEG1-31724-8-V circuit breaker has a voltage of 125/250 volts and is rated at up to 15 Amps, making it a suitable choice for most residential, commercial and light industrial applications. It also comes with a UL Listed rating and meets IEEE standards.

In short, the IEG1-31724-8-V is an invaluable circuit breaker for applications requiring a reliable form of protection from voltage abnormality. It is easy to use, relatively inexpensive and can help to minimize the risk of electrical fire.

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