IML11-1-51-15.0-91 Circuit Protection

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Circuit breakers are an essential part of any electrical system. They provide a vital role in protecting against short circuits, overloading, and other electrical hazards. The IML11-1-51-15.0-91 is just one type of circuit breaker available.

IML11-1-51-15.0-91 circuit breakers are designed for low voltage applications. They are suitable for use in a wide range of uses, including residential, commercial, and industrial installations. This type of breaker offers resetting protection against short circuit and overloads, and works on single or multiple-poles applications. It features a double break, which ensures maximum protection against electric shock and fire.

In terms of its features and applications, the IML11-1-51-15.0-91 is a UL and CSA approved circuit breaker. It has a rated current of 15A to 32A, a voltage rating of 120/240V AC, and can trip both resistive and inductive loads. This breaker is RoHS compliant and features an accessory terminal that allows easy installation.

In terms of installation, the IML11-1-51-15.0-91 is designed for general purpose commercial, industrial, and residential applications. For example, it can be used in applications such as ovens, dryers, air-conditioning systems, water heating systems, and refrigeration systems. This breaker is also suitable for use as a service disconnect to provide over-current protection.

The IML11-1-51-15.0-91 circuit breaker is designed to operate according to the principle of thermal-magnetic tripping. A bimetal strip located under the contact surface uses thermal energy to open the contacts, while a magnetic plunger uses the energy generated by electric current to open the contacts. When the current reaches a certain level, the bimetal strip bends and causes an interruption of the current, while the magnetic plunger also pulls the contacts away from each other and instantly stops the flow of current.

When it comes to maintenance, the IML11-1-51-15.0-91 is designed for low maintenance costs. Some basic maintenance should be done from time to time, however. For example, checking the contact pressure, tension of the operating handle, and trip time of the breaker is recommended. Also, it is important to perform a visual inspection to check for any signs of damage or wear.

IML11-1-51-15.0-91 circuit breakers are an important part of any electrical system and offer many benefits. Their features, applications, and working principle provide reliable protection against short circuit, overloads, and electrical hazards.

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