IEG11-1-62-15.0-A-01-V

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Circuit breakers are an essential component in any home or commercial structure wiring system. In order to understand the application field and working principle of IEG11-1-62-15.0-A-01-V, it’s important to first understand the purpose of a circuit breaker and how it works.

The purpose of a circuit breaker is simple; it’s meant to protect the wiring of a building from overcurrents. Overcurrents can occur due to a variety of factors; they can be caused by a short circuit, an overload, or a defective appliance. When the current flow exceeds the overcurrent protection devices rating, it will trip and cut off the electrical supply. This prevents any potential damage to the wiring, appliances, or individuals.

IEG11-1-62-15.0-A-01-V circuit breakers, then, are designed to provide reliable overcurrent protection for residential, commercial, and industrial applications. This particular model is rated at 15A and 300V. The breaker is designed to trip and interrupt when predetermined currents exceed the threshold. This is done through a thermal-magnetic tripping mechanism. The circuit breaker is certified for use in all Canadian provinces and other countries.

The industry rated tripping mechanism employed by the IEG11-1-62-15.0-A-01-V consists of two components; a bimetal element, and an electromagnet. The bimetal element is activated when the current flow reaches a predetermined level. This causes the bimetal element to bend, thus pushing the current limiter out of its holder. This, in essence, trips the breaker. The electromagnet, however, helps to reset the breaker by bringing it back to its original position after the current has been normalized.

In short, the IEG11-1-62-15.0-A-01-V is a circuit breaker designed for use in residential, commercial, and industrial applications. It is rated at 15A and 300V and is equipped with a thermal-magnetic tripping mechanism that is designed to trip and interrupt when predetermined currents exceed the threshold. The mechanism consists of a bimetal element, and an electromagnet, and is certified for use in all Canadian provinces and other countries.

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