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Classification

This article is about the application field and working principle of Circuit Breakers with the specific name IEGBX1-1-61-16.0-C-M6-V.

Introduction

A circuit breaker is an electrical device used to protect electrical circuits from damage caused by overload or short circuit. It automatically turns off the power when the electrical current through it surpasses a predetermined safe threshold.

Application Field

The IEGBX1-1-61-16.0-C-M6-V circuit breaker is mainly used in industry, providing an effective solution for the safety of machinery, industrial facilities and staff from potential electrical hazards. With a number of features this circuit breaker also provides an economical solution when high performance and reliability is required.

Working Principle

The IEGBX1-1-61-16.0-C-M6-V circuit breaker works on the principle of magnetic induction. The circuit breaker contains a solenoid, which creates a magnetic field when current is passed through the circuit. The magnetic field generated by the solenoid attracts a contact arm, and when the current flowing through the circuit exceeds the maximum allowable limit, the contact arm is forced open, thus interrupting the power supply.

Advantages

The IEGBX1-1-61-16.0-C-M6-V circuit breaker is highly efficient and reliable. The solenoid and the contact arm are designed in such a way that the circuit breaker will respond quickly in an emergency situation, providing protection against possible electric shock or fire. Furthermore, the circuit breaker is designed to be resistant to current spikes, making it more reliable and durable.

Conclusion

The IEGBX1-1-61-16.0-C-M6-V circuit breaker is a reliable and economical electrical device for providing safety for machinery, industrial facilities and staff. Its magnetic induction principle works fast and efficiently, providing protection against current surges, fire and electric shock.

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