IEG6-36726-7-V

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Circuit breakers are devices used in both residential and commercial applications to protect electrical circuits from damage driven by overloads and short circuits. The International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) provides specifications for the design and use of circuit breakers. These specifications, including IEC 6-36726-7-V, are based on the circuit-breaker type and the type’s expected application.

IEC 6-36726-7-V is a circuit breaker classification denoting a low-voltage circuit breaker designed for general-purpose use. The circuit breaker features a locking clip, an audible trip indicator and a mechanical interlock. It is designed to switch off power in a fraction of time in the event of short-circuiting or overload of the electrical circuit and is suited for mounting on a standard EN 60204-1 surface-mounted panel.

The IEC 6-36726-7-V forms part of a series of circuit-breaker standards defined by the IEC, which specify the minimum technical requirements for different applications. The general-purpose application category includes circuit breakers for use in electrical systems where power requirements are relatively low, such as for small residential or light commercial applications.

The IEC 6-36726-7-V is an overcurrent type of circuit-breaker. The rated current for this breaker is between five and sixty amperes, and the rated voltage is between five and one hundred volts. It is generally capable of an instantaneous operating time of less than 6 milliseconds. The maximum continuous current is defined by the enclosure and application environment. It features a trip mechanism designed to isolate a fault current of up to one thousand amperes.

The IEC 6-36726-7-V circuit breaker works in a variety of ways depending on the type of fault that it is attempting to protect. For an overload, a built-in thermal element will open the contacts of the breaker to interrupt the circuit. For a short-circuit, an electromagnetic contactor will trip the breaker to break the connection, then open the contacts of the breaker.

The circuit breaker also features a common trip lever, which can be used to manually trip all breakers in the same switchboard. This feature ensures that all breakers in a particular application are switched off at the same time if there is a short circuit. It is a useful safety feature in multiple-circuit applications, such as large commercial and industrial locations.

The IEC 6-36726-7-V circuit breaker is designed to be used in a wide variety of applications, ranging from domestic and small commercial applications to larger industrial and commercial applications. It is designed to meet the system requirements of the application and is rated for use in areas of up to one thousand volts. The IEC 6-36726-7-V circuit breaker provides a reliable, high-performance solution for applications requiring protection against overloads, short circuits and other electrical faults.

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