IELHK111-1-62-60.0-AK-01-V

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Circuit breakers are safety devices designed to protect electrical appliances from short circuits and overloads. The IELHK111-1-62-60-0-AK-01-V is an advanced version of circuit breakers with multiple functions and applications.

The IELHK111-1-62-60-0-AK-01-V is designed to detect high current or voltage fluctuations in the power system and automatically break the circuit to protect electrical devices from damage. The device features a "trip current adjustment" function that allows operators to adjust the tripping level of the device in order to create an ideal protection environment.

The IELHK111-1-62-60-0-AK-01-V is typically used in industrial applications such as electric motors, pumps, air conditioners, and other electric equipment. It is also used to protect households from power surges, as well as protecting overloads and short circuits.

The IELHK111-1-62-60-0-AK-01-V is equipped with an axial tripping element and a high-temperature, high-breaking capacity bimetal. When the current or voltage exceeds the setting value, the bimetal will heat up and react to the thermal expansion of the contact point. This in turn causes the trip element to move axially and open the electric circuit. When the current or voltage returns to the normal range, the trip element automatically returns to its original position.

The IELHK111-1-62-60-0-AK-01-V also features a built-in temperature control system to protect the device from over-temperature conditions. This control system allows the device to operate in temperatures up to 80°C without tripping, but at temperatures above 80°C the device will automatically trip. This ensures the safety of the device and the environment.

The IELHK111-1-62-60-0-AK-01-V is a versatile and reliable circuit breaker for industrial applications. Its wide range of features make it an ideal choice for protecting electrical equipment and components from damage caused by power surges or overloads.

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