IEGH66-34435-20-V

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The IEGH66-34435-20-V is a circuit breaker that is specifically designed to be used in industrial applications. It is designed to protect electrical circuits from over-voltage, over-current, and short-circuits. The IEGH66-34435-20-V uses a device known as a trip switch to detect and quickly react to any fault condition that might occur in the system.

The trip switch works by sensing the electrical current that is present within the system. If the electrical current is too high, the trip switch will trip, disconnecting the circuit from the rest of the system. This prevents the circuit from being overloaded or damaged. The trip switch also detects short-circuits, automatically cutting off the circuit as soon as one is detected.

The trip switch can be adjusted to different settings, depending on the application. This allows the user to set the trip switch to only trip when a certain amount of current is detected in the system, ensuring that the correct amount of protection is provided. Additionally, the trip switch also contains a failsafe feature, which ensures that the switch will trip even in the event of a power failure or other malfunction.

The IEGH66-34435-20-V also comprises of a magnetic pick-up assembly. This device detects the current in the system, and is used in conjunction with the trip switch to provide an extra layer of protection. When the magnetic field created by the current is too strong, the pick-up assembly will send a signal to the trip switch, causing it to trip off, ensuring that the circuit is not damaged.

The IEGH66-34435-20-V is a versatile circuit breaker that can be used in a wide range of applications. It is ideal for use in industrial settings, as it provides a reliable and efficient way to protect electrical circuits from overload and short-circuits. In addition to providing protection, the device also helps to reduce energy costs, as it keeps circuits from running unnecessarily when current levels become too high.

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