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Circuit Breakers

Circuit breakers are essential components of any electrical circuit in a variety of industries. IEG11-32838-5-V is a popular circuit breaker used in many modern applications for both residential and commercial settings. This article will introduce the application field and working principle of the IEG11-32838-5-V.

Application Field of IEG11-32838-5-V

The IEG11-32838-5-V circuit breaker is a three-pole miniature circuit breaker designed to control infrequent and not instantaneous overcurrent. It is suitable for residential and commercial applications with low distribution voltage, such as lighting, water heater, heater, refrigerator, vacuum cleaner, dryer, combined power source, etc. It can also be used in lighting circuits, and can be used with a pass system to protect them from short circuits. The IEG11-32838-5-V is suitable for protected lighting and appliances in magnetic loads, with a maximum loading capacity of 1000A.

Working Principle of IEG11-32838-5-V

The IEG11-32838-5-V circuit breaker works on the principle of electromagnetic force. When the current reaches a certain value, the electromagnetic force acts on a spring pulling the contact away from the contact, thus breaking the circuit. The circuit breaker is reset when the spring is released and the contact closes again. This resetting process is achieved by either manually pushing the circuit breaker back in, or by using a mechanism inside the circuit breaker which will "trip" the circuit breaker. The IEG11-32838-5-V is fitted with a resetters the user can easily use to reset the circuit breaker.

Conclusion

The IEG11-32838-5-V circuit breaker is an excellent choice for low-voltage applications. It is easy to install and reset, and its electromagnetic force principle makes it reliable and safe. It is widely used in residential and commercial applications and can provide protection against short-circuits and other current overloads.

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