IEL1-1REC4-69-4.00-01-V

The IEL1-1REC4-69-4.00-01-V application field and working principle are categorised as Circuit Breakers. This type of circuit breaker is used in a variety of applications and provides protection for electrical systems.

The basic function of a circuit breaker is to provide protection for a circuit in the event of a fault. It is designed to open the circuit and prevent further current from flowing, thus preventing damage to the circuit and other associated equipment. Circuit breakers can prevent fires, as well as providing protection from overloading and short circuit faults.

The IEL1-1REC4-69-4.00-01-V circuit breaker is a type of high-voltage breaker. It is used in applications where a high current is expected, such as in grid power systems. It operates by sensing abnormal currents in the circuit, and opening the circuit breakers when a current fault is detected. This allows the circuit to be opened before a dangerous current levels or over-voltage levels that could cause damage to the circuit or surrounding equipment are reached.

The IEL1-1REC4-69-4.00-01-V circuit breaker is also capable of providing short-circuit protection for the system. It is designed to be able to tolerate currents above the normal operating range, and will open and close the circuit breaker to prevent damage when intense electric surges are detected.

The IEL1-1REC4-69-4.00-01-V circuit breaker is designed to be efficient and reliable. It is a robust and reliable device, and is able to handle high levels of current without damage. It is also designed to be efficient and cost effective, allowing for a low Total Cost of Ownership (TCO).

In conclusion, the IEL1-1REC4-69-4.00-01-V application field and working principle can be categorised as Circuit Breakers. It is a reliable, efficient and cost effective device that provides protection for circuits and associated equipment by sensing and mitigating abnormal currents, as well as providing short-circuit protection.