IEG11-27985-1-V

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A circuit breaker is an electrical switch designed to automatically open and close a circuit in the event of an overload or short. The IEG11-27985-1-V is one type of circuit breaker, which is specifically designed for low-voltage application fields and is known for its reliability, as well as its ability to operate in extreme heat and extreme cold temperatures. This circuit breaker is also designed to protect against hazardous currents and is used in applications ranging from residential to industrial.

The IEG11-27985-1-V circuit breaker is composed of various parts. The body of the breaker contains a number of copper contacts, copper plates, and steel springs. The copper contacts are insulated by either a PVC or a neoprene gasket, while the plates and springs are held in place by a metal frame. The entire assembly is then secured within a plastic or aluminum enclosure.

The working principle of the IEG11-27985-1-V circuit breaker is as follows: when an overload current flows through the contacts, the steel springs deform and push the contacts open. When this happens, the current is interrupted and the breaker is tripped. This feature is designed to ensure the safety of the circuit, as it prevents the current from damaging the wires or other components.

The IEG11-27985-1-V circuit breaker is designed for applications where low voltage is needed, such as in residential and industrial settings. This circuit breaker is highly reliable and features a number of safety features that protect against hazardous current and offer protection in extreme temperatures. Additionally, the IEG11-27985-1-V circuit breaker is also designed to offer protection against short circuits. All of these features make this type of circuit breaker perfect for a wide range of applications, from residential to industrial.

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