IELZXK1-33250-20-V

IELZXK1-33250-20-V circuit breakers are one of the most commonly used circuit breakers in electrical installations. The circuit breaker serves to protect the electrical system from potential overloads and short-circuits. It is suitable for applications that require higher voltage, amperage and reliability.

The circuit breaker consists of a single-pole trip that is positioned on the opposite side of the load wire. The load wire is connected to a switch in the center of the circuit breaker that acts as the “tripping” mechanism. When an overload or short-circuit occurs, the switch trips and the circuit breaker shuts off the current flow. This protects the connected equipment from potential damage due to the overload or short-circuit.

The IELZXK1-33250-20-V circuit breaker features a high-impact plastic housing and an adjustable trip point. This allows the user to adjust the sensitivity of the circuit breaker to suit different loads. The trip point can be adjusted between 4 and 6 Amps. The circuit breaker also features a surge rating of 20,000 Amps.

The circuit breaker\'s working principle is based on the magnetic field generated by the current passing through the load circuit. When the current exceeds the trip point, the magnetic field triggers a switch that trips the circuit. The circuit breaker will remain in the tripped position until the current returns to a safe level.

In addition to providing overload and short-circuit protection, the IELZXK1-33250-20-V circuit breaker also offers protection from under-voltage. An under-voltage condition occurs when the voltage drops below a certain level. When this happens, the circuit breaker will trip in order to protect the equipment from the potentially damaging result of an under-voltage condition.

IELZXK1-33250-20-V circuit breakers are ideal for residential, commercial and industrial applications that require higher voltage, amperage and reliability. The adjustable trip point and surge rating make them suitable for a variety of different loads. The circuit breaker offers both protection from overloads and short-circuits and from under-voltage.