IEGF66-34875-30-V

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Circuit breakers are essential components in an electrical system, and the IEGF66-34875-30-V is a type of circuit breaker.
In an electrical system, a circuit breaker is a device which monitors the current flowing in a circuit, and interrupts the flow when it exceeds the maximum current setting. It does this by opening a switch in the circuit, effectively breaking the electrical connection. By doing this, it helps to protect the electrical system against overloads and electrical shorts.
The IEGF66-34875-30-V is a circuit breaker designed specifically for industrial applications. It has an adjustable switching time of 10 to 500 milliseconds and an adjustable current range from 10 to 400 amperes. In addition to this, it features a built-in safety mechanism which will activate the switch to break the connection if the current suddenly rises more than three times its set limit. This makes it particularly suitable for applications where sudden surges are expected. It is also certified by UL and CSA, ensuring safety and reliability.
The working principle of the IEGF66-34875-30-V is simple. When current flows through the device, a metallic coil is energized, causing a black bar to move against the tension of two springs. Once the current exceeds the threshold set on the device, the bar will move, activating a contact in the switch, which will break the connection between the two points in the circuit, stopping the current flow. The device can then be reset once the current falls back below the threshold, which will cause the bar to move back, re-engaging the contact in the switch.
In summary, the IEGF66-34875-30-V is a circuit breaker designed specifically for industrial use. It has adjustable switching time and current range settings, as well as a safety mechanism which automatically limits current surges. Its simple working principle makes it a reliable device for safeguarding against sudden power surges and overloads.

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