IEGHF66-35486-45-UV

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Circuit Breakers

Circuit breakers are devices used to protect electrical systems from damage due to overcurrent, overvoltage, or other hazardous conditions. They can be used as a means to stop an overload of current before it destroys the system. The IEGHF66-35486-45-UV is a type of circuit breaker known as a “low-voltage circuit breaker”, and is a type of circuit breaker used in automotive and other motors.

Application Field

The IEGHF66-35486-45-UV is designed for use in automotive, marine and other motors. It is particularly suited for applications that require a low-voltage circuit breaker, as it is intended to operate in low-voltage applications. It is available in multiple voltage levels (ranging from 24 volts to 60 volts) and can be used in both negative and positive ground configurations. It features trip protection to prevent overloads and to protect the system.

Working Principle

The IEGHF66-35486-45-UV is designed to protect the system from over-voltage, excessive current, and overload. It is designed to detect an overload current and trip, or shut off, the circuit. This is accomplished by the use of a current-sensing coil inside the breaker. When the current exceeds a certain limit (determined by the model and size of the breaker), the coil generates a magnetic field that trips the circuit breaker, cutting off the power to the system.

The other protection the IEGHF66-35486-45-UV offers is the use of a pressure-sensing trip mechanism. This allows the circuit breaker to trip at a certain level of pressure, which can be adjusted for various applications. This feature prevents an overload from occurring and also prevents costly repairs due to an overload.

The IEGHF66-35486-45-UV is an exceptionally reliable product and suitable for use in a variety of applications. It is designed to be safe, efficient, and easy to use. It offers excellent protection against the risks associated with over-voltage, over-current, and overloads.

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