IEG11-28957-1-V Circuit Protection

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Circuit breakers are electrical devices that are used to automatically switch off a circuit when an excessive current, or short circuit, is detected. The IEG11-28957-1-V is an example of such a device, and is specially designed to provide overcurrent protection in DC circuits.

The IEG11-28957-1-V circuit breaker is used to protect a circuit from overloads and short circuits, with a breaking capacity of up to 600A and a rated voltage of up to DC 12V. This device uses an electric trigger mechanism to detect when the current exceeds the rated value. When this happens, the built-in sensor will activate the electric trigger and disrupt the flow of electricity, effectively cutting off the circuit.

Due to its high breaking capacity and low voltage rating, the IEG11-28957-1-V is ideally suited for use in a variety of applications, such as automotive, marine, and RV systems. It can also be used in electrical equipment such as welding machines and UPS systems.

The IEG11-28957-1-V has an adjustable reset mechanism, allowing the user to set the reset point according to their specific requirements. It also has an isolated cover and base design, which allows for quick installation and removal. The base is made of stainless steel for superior corrosion resistance, ensuring that the device’s performance is not affected by changes in temperature or humidity.

In addition to overcurrent protection, the IEG11-28957-1-V also offers short circuit protection. This allows for enhanced protection of the circuit and an added layer of safety for the user or system.

The IEG11-28957-1-V is a reliable and reliable circuit breaker that is designed to provide efficient and safe protection to a variety of circuits. It has a wide range of uses and applications, and is suitable for use in a variety of environments.

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