IEG66-28333-2-V Circuit Protection

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Circuit breakers are a type of safety device used in electrical circuits to prevent from damage caused by overloading or short-circuiting. They work by instantly cutting off power when the load on the circuit becomes too high. This prevents the circuit from burning out, which could cause a fire. IEG66-28333-2-V is one such circuit breaker.

IEG66-28333-2-V is a two-pole circuit breaker with a voltage rating of 600 volts and an interrupting capacity of 10,000A. It is suitable for use in either 480Vac or 250Vdc circuit applications. This type of circuit breaker is most commonly used in the protection of commercial and residential electrical systems, such as arc flash protection. Additionally, it can also be used in fire pump control applications.

The IEG66-28333-2-V has a patented design that ensures a stable connection for its two poles with high contact pressure. This is achieved by its design which includes three helically wound contacts in each pole. The contacts open during an overload or short-circuit condition, thus cutting off the power to the circuit.

In order to safely reset the breaker, the user must turn off the power and then press the reset button. This will reset the breaker and the circuit can then be used again. It is important to note that all circuit breakers, including the IEG66-28333-2-V, must be properly maintained. This includes regular testing and maintenance of the contacts to ensure they are functioning properly.

The IEG66-28333-2-V circuit breaker is a powerful and dependable safety device that can provide reliable protection to commercial and residential electrical systems. With its patented design and 10,000A interrupting capacity, it is an ideal choice for applications requiring arc flash or fire pump control protection. By proper maintenance and testing, the IEG66-28333-2-V can ensure safe operation for many years.

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