IEGBXF6-33270-1-V

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Circuit Breakers are a type of electrical component used to protect electrical circuits from damage caused by surges of power or short circuiting.

The IEGBXF6-33270-1-V circuit breaker is designed to handle current up to 100 Amps. It is rated for voltage up to 660 volts and has a interrupting rating of 6000 Amps. It is designed to trip or "open" when an overload enters the circuit, protecting it from damaging levels of current.

The IEGBXF6-33270-1-V circuit breaker can be used in a variety of applications, ranging from residential and commercial lighting, to industrial motors and equipment. It is also designed to be used in high temperature applications where temperatures can reach 165°C. Additionally, the IEGBXF6-33270-1-V is suitable for use in wet and corrosive environments, providing the necessary protection for hazardous locations.

The working principle of the IEGBXF6-33270-1-V circuit breaker is fairly straightforward. When current becomes too high, a bimetallic strip bends, causing a trip lever to open the set of contacts, which interrupts the circuit and prevents it from becoming overloaded. The opening of the contacts not only shuts off the power supply, but also triggers an alarm to alert operators that an over current has occurred.

Once the over current situation has been resolved, the circuit breaker can be reset, causing the bimetallic strip to return to its original position and the contact lever to close. The breaker returns to the “on” position, restoring power to the device once the over current situation has been addressed.

The IEGBXF6-33270-1-V is a reliable and cost effective circuit breaker designed to provide optimal protection against transient and short circuit currents. With a wide operating temperature range, corrosion resistance and UL ratings, the IEGBXF6-33270-1-V is suitable for a variety of applications, from residential and commercial lighting, to hazardous industrial locations.

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