IMLHK11-1-61-1.50-01-V

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Circuit Breakers

Circuit breakers are an important part of electrical systems, protecting electrical components from overloads and short circuits. As the name implies, a circuit breaker interrupts an electrical circuit, allowing it to be reset after an overload. One specific type of circuit breakers is the IMLHK11-1-61-1.50-01-V.

Application Field

The IMLHK11-1-61-1.50-01-V circuit breaker is designed primarily for residential and light commercial applications, but can also be used for industrial applications. It is especially suited for use in industrial control circuits, such as machine controls, motor controllers, food processing facilities, and data centers.

IMLHK11-1-61-1.50-01-V circuit breakers are designed to be particularly safe and reliable. They meet safety requirements for both residential and commercial applications, and are certified for use in hazardous locations. The circuit breakers feature the advanced electromagnetic trip technology, which offers high response current setting accuracy and trip time stability.

IMLHK11-1-61-1.50-01-V circuit breakers are also suitable for a variety of applications. These include low- and medium-voltage distribution systems, motor protection, lighting systems, and many other applications.

Working Principle

The IMLHK11-1-61-1.50-01-V circuit breaker is designed to shut off the flow of power when an overload or short circuit occurs. The circuit breaker consists of two main parts: the trip unit and the contactor. The trip unit consists of a current-sensing device and a trip mechanism. The current-sensing device, usually a bimetal or thermistor, senses when the current flowing through the circuit exceeds its rating. The trip mechanism trips the contactor so that the power supply is disconnected.

The contactor is the part of the circuit breaker that actually performs the switching action. It contains two sets of contacts: one set is normally closed and the other is normally open. When the trip unit senses an overload, it trips the contactor, causing the normally-closed contacts to open and the normally-open contacts to close, interrupting the circuit. The contactor will then remain in this state until the overload is cleared and the circuit breaker is manually reset.

IMLHK11-1-61-1.50-01-V circuit breakers offer many advantages over traditional fuses. Unlike a fuse, a circuit breaker can be reset after an overload without having to be replaced. They are also more reliable and durable than traditional fuses, and are better suited for applications such as motor protection.

IMLHK11-1-61-1.50-01-V circuit breakers are an excellent choice for residential and light commercial applications, offering reliable and safe protection from electrical overloads and short circuits.

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