IELHK111-1-61F-15.0-AE-01-V

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Circuit breakers are a type of electrical safety device used to prevent electrical damage and human injury from overcurrent conditions, short circuits, and overloads. The IELHK111-1-61F-15.0-AE-01-V is a circuit breaker specifically designed for the industrial sector. It is used in a broad range of industrial applications.

The IELHK111-1-61F-15.0-AE-01-V is an advanced circuit breaker with advanced features, including a fast response time, an adjustable trip level, and a current indication trip level. It can handle currents up to 15 amperes and features a low voltage rating of 240 volts.

The IELHK111-1-61F-15.0-AE-01-V is capable of operating under a wide range of temperatures, up to 250 °C. This combination of features makes it suitable for a variety of industrial applications, including generator control, industrial motor protection, air conditioner protection, and surge protection.

The IELHK111-1-61F-15.0-AE-01-V circuit breaker works by sensing the current flow and tripping when it reaches a predetermined level. The breaker is equipped with a needle valve, which is used to adjust the level of current at which the breaker will trip. This adjustable trip level keeps unnecessary trips from occurring and provides a level of protection from overloads.

The IELHK111-1-61F-15.0-AE-01-V circuit breaker also features an indicator light which signals when the breaker has been tripped. The indicator light is lit when the current has exceeded the adjustable trip level, indicating that the breaker has tripped and must be reset. The breaker can be reset manually or electronically.

The IELHK111-1-61F-15.0-AE-01-V circuit breaker is designed for use in industrial applications, such as motor control, generator control, surge protection, and air conditioner protection. It is a reliable and cost-effective safety device for protecting against electrical damage and human injury from overcurrent conditions, short circuits, and overloads.

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