IPA-1-1RE-31144-1

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A circuit breaker is a device that is designed to protect an electrical circuit from damage caused by overload or short circuit. The IPA-1-1RE-31144-1 is a type of circuit breaker that is used to protect against overloads, short circuits, and over-current conditions.

The IPA-1-1RE-31144-1 circuit breaker uses an electromagnetic actuator to open and close the contacts of the breaker. This type of breaker is commonly found in residential, commercial and industrial settings. The device has two main parts: an electromagnet and a contact arm which is attached to the electromagnet. When the generator or load current reaches a predetermined level, the electromagnet pulls on the contact arm, which in turn breaks the circuit.

The IPA-1-1RE-31144-1 is used in a variety of applications, including protecting electrical equipment from damage caused by an over-current, such as a short circuit. It is commonly found in households, factories, and commercial buildings. The type of breaker can be used to protect motors, power supplies, lighting systems, and other electrical equipment from over-current and short circuit conditions. It is also used in industrial applications such as the protection of large motors and generators.

The working principle of the IPA-1-1RE-31144-1 is based on an electromagnetic system. The device contains a coil, an armature, and a contact assembly. The coil is a current-carrying device that creates an electromagnetic field when current passes through it. The armature is located near the coil and is connected to the contact assembly. When the current level of the generator or load exceeds a predetermined value, the coil and armature create a magnetic field that causes the armature to move and break the connection in the contact assembly.

When the connection is broken, the circuit is broken and the load is interrupted. This device is designed to protect the equipment and interrupt the circuit before the current level in the circuit reaches a damaging level. Once the breaker is triggered, the contact arm is held in place until the current is turned off and the armature can be pulled back, restoring the breakers contacts. Once the breaker is activated, it must be manually reset before it can be used again.

The IPA-1-1RE-31144-1 circuit breaker is designed to provide protection from over-current and short circuit conditions. It is commonly used in residential, commercial and industrial settings to protect electrical equipment from over-current and short circuit conditions. The device uses an electromagnetic system to activate and deactivate the breaker, ensuring safety and reliability.

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