IELB1-1REC4-38777-3-V Circuit Protection

The IELB1-1REC4-38777-3-V circuit breaker is a generic type of circuit breaker that is used to protect electrical equipment from short or overload currents. It is rated for a maximum of 2000 amps. The circuit breaker is also capable of tripping itself in the event of an overload or short circuit condition. The IELB1-1REC4-38777-3-V circuit breaker is typically used in industrial, commercial, and residential applications.

The working principle of all circuit breakers is based on the fact that the current flowing through a circuit can become too great for the circuit to handle. This can be caused by either an overload or a short circuit. In either situation, the current will increase until it reaches a level where the circuit components are no longer able to dissipate the heat generated by the current, and they become damaged or destroyed.

IELB1-1REC4-38777-3-V circuit breakers are designed to protect equipment against over-current and short-circuit conditions. When an over-current occurs, the current in the circuit will increase until it reaches a level that is greater than the rated current of the circuit breaker. At this point, the circuit breaker will trip, which will cause the circuit to be disconnected from the power source. This will prevent any further damage from occurring to equipment attached to the circuit.

The same process also happens when a short circuit occurs. When a short circuit occurs, the current in the circuit suddenly increases greatly. This causes the same problem as an over-current, but at a much greater rate. The IELB1-1REC4-38777-3-V circuit breaker is designed to trip as soon as it senses this sudden increase in current.

The IELB1-1REC4-38777-3-V circuit breaker is designed to provide protection from over-current and short-circuit conditions. This can help protect equipment and prevent damage from occurring due to such conditions. It is important to note that this type of circuit breaker is best suited for applications that require a rating of 2000 amps or less.