IMRK1-1RS4O-61-2.00-L-91-T

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Circuit breakers are a type of electrical device that interrupts the flow of an electrical circuit when an overload is detected, preventing electrical equipment from being damaged or destroyed. The IMRK1-1RS4O-61-2.00-L-91-T is a type of circuit breaker device. It detects overloads in circuits and interrupts the flow of current to protect the circuit from being damaged or destroyed.

Applications of IMRK1-1RS4O-61-2.00-L-91-T

The IMRK1-1RS4O-61-2.00-L-91-T circuit breaker is designed for overload protection of motors, transformers and other types of electrical equipment. It is used in a wide range of applications, such as industrial control and automation, lighting and power distribution systems, and medical and telecommunications systems.

The IMRK1-1RS4O-61-2.00-L-91-T has a compact design and is suitable for use in cramped spaces, such as control panels and circuit boards. It is also designed to withstand harsh operating environments, with a durable, corrosion-resistant construction.

Working Principle of IMRK1-1RS4O-61-2.00-L-91-T

When an overload is detected in a circuit, the IMRK1-1RS4O-61-2.00-L-91-T circuit breaker trips and interrupts the flow of current. It does so by using a bimetal strip, which is made from two different metals that expand and contract at different rates when exposed to heat. When an overload is detected, the bimetal strip contracts and causes the internal contact points to open and the circuit to be broken.

The IMRK1-1RS4O-61-2.00-L-91-T also has a built-in resetting mechanism, which allows the trip point to be reset after the overload is cleared. This allows the circuit breaker to automatically reset and allow the flow of current to resume.

The IMRK1-1RS4O-61-2.00-L-91-T circuit breaker is a versatile and reliable device that is used in many applications and offers a level of protection to electrical circuits from damage due to an overload.

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