IMLK1-1REC5-52-6.00-A-01-V Circuit Protection

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Circuit breakers are safety devices used to prevent an electrical circuit from becoming overloaded, potentially causing a fire. The IMLK1-1REC5-52-6.00-A-01-V is a type of circuit breaker that is designed for both residential and commercial use.

The IMLK1-1REC5-52-6.00-A-01-V circuit breaker is designed to protect electrical circuits from becoming overloaded. It is a thermal-magnetic, molded-case circuit breaker, with a rated current of 6A and a rated voltage of 600V AC. It is designed to trip when there is an overload or short circuit that exceeds the rated current. It can also be manually tripped to cut off the power to the circuit.

The IMLK1-1REC5-52-6.00-A-01-V circuit breaker can be found in both residential and commercial buildings, providing protection from dangerous conditions caused by an overloaded circuit. It is most commonly used in lighting and appliance circuits, as well as in equipment circuits such as HVAC systems, valves, and motors.

The IMLK1-1REC5-52-6.00-A-01-V circuit breaker works by using the principle of thermal-magnetic tripping. When an overload or short circuit is detected, the circuit breaker trips. A thermal trip occurs when the current exceeding the rated current causes a thermal element in the circuit breaker to heat up. This heating up causes expansion of the thermal element, which activates a mechanism within the circuit breaker to trip it. The magnetic portion of the circuit breaker is activated when the current exceeds a certain level. The magnetic field then acts on the circuit breaker’s trip mechanism, causing it to trip.

The IMLK1-1REC5-52-6.00-A-01-V circuit breaker is an all-in-one safety device, providing protection against electrical overloads, short circuits, and excessive heat. In addition to providing protection, the IMLK1-1REC5-52-6.00-A-01-V circuit breaker is easy to install and maintain.

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