IEGS1-29239-2-V

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Circuit Breakers offer critical protection to users in potentially unsafe electrical devices. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of IEGS1-29239-2-V Circuit Breakers.

In some cases, electric systems can become overloaded due to excess current, faulty wiring, or other hazards. In order to prevent electric shock, overload, and related hazards, Circuit Breakers are designed to quickly shut down the power supply to the electrical device when a fault is detected. IEGS1-29239-2-V Circuit Breakers are designed to provide protection in low-voltage systems for single-phase AC loads up to a current of 32A.

IEGS1-29239-2-V Circuit Breakers are typically used in many industries, ranging from residential to commercial and industrial sectors. In residential applications, they are most commonly used in breaker boxes or electric panels to protect individual circuits. In commercial and industrial settings, they can be found in electrical panels, switchboards, motor control centers, and machines.

IEGS1-29239-2-V Circuit Breakers are designed with a bi-metal strip that is compressed when an overload or short circuit occurs. When the strip reaches a specific temperature, it expands and causes a trip action. This forces the breaker\'s contacts to open, cutting off the current flow. In some models, the strip can be reset manually.

IEGS1-29239-2-V Circuit Breakers are available in a range of sizes, ranging from 1 to 32 Amps. They are also available with a variety of options, such as remote reset, faceplate mounting, and non-trip capability.

The IEGS1-29239-2-V Circuit Breaker is a reliable and cost-effective way to provide protection against overloads and short circuits in a variety of industrial and residential applications. As with any electrical device, it is important to confirm the appropriate ratings for each application before installing a Circuit Breaker.

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