IELK1-30372-8

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Circuit breakers are essential safety devices for all types of power systems. They are designed to automatically disconnect circuit and electrical loads if the current flow becomes too high. This is done to prevent damage and to safeguard personnel from injury. The IELK-1-30372-8 is a type of circuit breaker designed to protect AC/DC electrical systems from short circuits or overloads.

The IELK-1-30372-8 circuit breaker is a galvanically-operated circuit breaker. This type of circuit breaker works by using an electromagnet to move a contact arm, which is connected to a normally-closed contact. When the current in the power system rises above the trip rating set on the circuit breaker, the contact arm is driven by the magnet and opens, cutting power to the circuit. This break in power protects the circuit from surges that may damage the system.

The IELK-1-30372-8 circuit breaker is designed for use in residential and commercial applications. It is suitable for single- and three-phase applications, and can accommodate a wide range of current values. The trip rating can be set manually, or it can be set automatically using an external device. This allows the user to customize the protection of the circuit breaker to suit their specific application.

The IELK-1-30372-8 has many advantages over other types of circuit breakers. It has a high interrupting capacity and can withstand temperatures up to 125°C. Its galvanically-operated construction provides reliable operation and significant cost savings compared to other types of circuit breakers. Additionally, it is designed to feature minimal maintenance and easy installation.

In summary, the IELK-1-30372-8 circuit breaker is an ideal choice for residential and commercial applications. Its robust design, easy installation, and low maintenance make it a cost-effective and reliable way to protect small AC/DC power systems from short circuits and overloads.

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