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Circuit Breakers

Circuit breakers are low voltage power protection devices used in electrical and electronic systems, usually for over-current protection. They can be used to protect motors, transformers, distribution systems, and other electrical components from overloads. The IMLK1-1REC4-38473-15-V is one such type of circuit breaker.

Application Field

The IMLK1-1REC4-38473-15-V circuit breaker is primarily used for applications requiring short-circuit protection and rapid response time. It is suitable for use in residential, commercial, industrial, and energy systems. The breaker is rated for current ranges from 15 to 200 Amps and has a voltage rating of 240 VAC. It is designed to protect against both short-circuits and overloads.

Working Principle

When an overload or short-circuit occurs, the IMLK1-1REC4-38473-15-V circuit breaker senses the fault and automatically trips, cutting power to the circuit. The breaker has two internal components: a bimetal strip and a solenoid. The bimetal strip is a heat-sensitive device that deforms when the current in the circuit rises above a certain level. This causes the solenoid to activate, pulling the breaker’s operating lever and opening the contacts. When the breaker is reset, the bimetal strip returns to its original shape and the the solenoid releases the operating lever, allowing the contacts to close. The IMLK1-1REC4-38473-15-V has an adjustable time delay so it can be tuned to provide optimal protection for the circuit.

Conclusion

The IMLK1-1REC4-38473-15-V circuit breaker is a reliable and affordable over-current protection device for a variety of applications. It is designed to respond quickly to both short-circuit and overload conditions, preventing damage to electrical equipment and components. The breaker has adjustable time delay for tailored protection, and is a cost-effective solution for any circuit.

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