IMLK1-1RLS4-52-.500-A-01-V

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Part Status:	Active
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The IMLK1-1RLS4-52-.500-A-01-V is a circuit breaker. It is used to temporarily and automatically interrupt an electrical circuit when a fault or overload occurs. It is designed for use in commercial, industrial, and residential applications to protect against excessive load currents, overloads, or short circuit conditions.The circuit breaker works by detecting when the current flow in the circuit exceeds a certain level, which causes a switch to open, interrupting the electrical circuit. It is also designed to reset once the fault or overload has cleared and the electrical circuit can be safely re-energized.The IMLK1-1RLS4-52-.500-A-01-V circuit breaker is rated at 120/240 volts, and is designed for use in applications in which the service entrance equipment carries a maximum load of 120/240 volts. It is UL-listed and has a short circuit current rating (SCCR) of 10 kA.The circuit breaker is designed to trip within a predetermined time period based on the amount of overcurrent measured. This prevents the breaker from damaging electrical equipment or systems from an inrush current or prolonged overload current. The unit also has adjustable trip settings and adjustable current-limiting settings, allowing for greater control and flexibility when operating the circuit breaker.The circuit breaker is typically mounted in a panel box, and should be installed according to local codes and the manufacturer’s instructions. It also needs to be connected properly to the power supply for proper operation. The breaker should only be used as a home service entrance for single-phase applications, and should not be used as a disconnect without a fuse or other overcurrent protection device as part of the installation.In addition, care must be taken to ensure proper installation and operation of the circuit breaker. Faulty wiring or improper installation could result in fire or shock hazard, and can damage the equipment or cause injury. Proper inspection and testing must be performed to ensure the unit is properly functioning before it is put into service. Regular testing and maintenance is also important to ensure the breaker is functioning correctly and is helping to provide optimal electrical system protection.

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