IEG11-1REC4-36753-2-V

Series:	IEG
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Breaker Type:	Magnetic (Hydraulic Delay)
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Current Rating:	--
Number of Poles:	2
Actuator Type:	Lever
Illumination:	--
Illumination Voltage (Nominal):	--
Mounting Type:	Panel Mount

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Circuit breakers are modern electrical devices designed to protect circuits against overload, short circuit, and ground fault conditions. The IEG11-1REC4-36753-2-V circuit breaker is a double-pole three-pole circuit breaker designed to protect residential and light commercial electrical systems from overloads and short circuits. This breaker is designed for use in 120 and 240V AC two- and three-wire single-phase circuits, and is certified for use in both North American and European electrical systems.The IEG11-1REC4-36753-2-V is a dual trip breaker, meaning it has two trip elements or heat-responsive elements, one for overload protection and one for short circuit protection. When the current passing through the circuit exceeds the breaker’s rated current, the trip element automatically interrupts the flow of current, preventing the circuit from overloading and shorting out. This breaker also has a ground fault interrupt or earth fault circuit interrupter (EFCI), which senses and interrupts ground fault currents, providing additional protection against the possibility of electric shock.The IEG11-1REC4-36753-2-V is typically installed in the residential or light commercial circuit breaker panel. To install the breaker, the panel’s main switch should be turned off and its access door removed, and then the breaker’s mounting hardware should be attached to the panel. After the mounting screws have been tightened, the breaker can be inserted into the panel and its contacts aligned with the panel’s bar segment. Finally, the wiring for the circuit should be connected to the breaker and the panel’s main switch should be turned back on.In order to ensure proper operation, the IEG11-1REC4-36753-2-V should be tested regularly, preferably every six months. To test the breaker, the main switch should be turned off and its access door removed, and then an appropriate test device should be connected to the breaker’s circuit. Once the test device has been connected, the main switch should be turned back on and the device activated. If the breaker trips, then the test has been successful and the breaker is operating properly.The IEG11-1REC4-36753-2-V circuit breaker is a powerful and reliable device that is designed to protect circuits against overload, short circuit, and ground fault conditions. It is essential that these breakers be installed and tested correctly in order to ensure their performance and safety.

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