IEG66-1REC5-32574-1

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Circuit breakers are essential components that are used to protect various electrical systems, such as heating systems, motors, and appliances, from overloads or short circuits. The IEG66-1REC5-32574-1 is a type of circuit breaker that is specifically designed for residential applications. This device is designed to automatically sense an overload or short circuit, and it then disconnects the electrical supply to prevent further damage to the circuit.

This device is very easy to install and is simple to maintain. It is a single-pole, thermal-magnetic breaker with a rated current of 6 Amps. It is also UL certified and is tested to ensure it can withstand up to 6,000 interrupting cycles. It can also quickly trip in response to an overcurrent, short circuit, or ground fault.

In terms of its working principle, the IEG66-1REC5-32574-1 circuit breaker acts as an incredibly fast switch that can open the circuits when extra electricity flows through them. This is done by the thermal-magnetic trip unit within the breaker. This unit has a bimetal strip and a magnetic cut-off switch. The bimetal strip bends when there is an excess of current passing through the circuit, which causes the contacts to disconnect in order to protect the circuit. The built-in magnetic cut-off switch is then used to ensure that the contacts remain disconnected until they are manually reset.

This circuit breaker is specifically designed for residential use and is ideal for use in homes, apartments, and mobile homes. It can be used to protect circuits from overloads and short circuits, and it can also be used in conjunction with standard fused outlets. This device is also very affordable and easy to install and maintain.

Overall, the IEG66-1REC5-32574-1 circuit breaker from IEG is a reliable and cost-effective solution for residential applications. It is designed to automatically sense an overload or short circuit, and it then disconnects the electrical supply to protect the circuit from further damage. This device is very easy to install, and it can be used in conjunction with standard fused outlets. In terms of its working principle, the device utilizes a bimetal strip and a magnetic cut-off switch to quickly trip in response to an overcurrent, short circuit, or ground fault.

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