IPAP-1-37098-25

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Circuit breakers are essential devices used in electrical systems. They are designed to protect a system from potentially damaging short circuits or overloads, as well as to restore power in the event of an outage. One type of circuit breaker is the IPAP-1-37098-25. This device is an air circuit breaker that is designed for heavy duty applications. It is suitable for industrial applications and can be used in both AC and DC circuits.

The IPAP-1-37098-25 is a three-pole breaker that offers three levels of protection: overloads and short circuits, as well as reverse currents. It has a rated current of 800A and can be used with currents up to 3000A. It also has a rated voltage of 600V and can be used with voltages up to 1000V. Additionally, it has a rated breaking capacity of 25 kAIC. This breaker is also tested and certified to meet IEC and UL standards.

The IPAP-1-37098-25 operates using the principle of thermal-magnetic tripping. Thermal tripping occurs when the temperature of the breaker rises due to an overload or short circuit. When the temperature rises, a bimetallic strip inside the breaker expands and trips the breaker, thus disconnecting the circuit from the power supply. Magnetic tripping, on the other hand, occurs when the current going through the breaker exceeds the rated current. This causes a magnetic field to be created in the circuit, which activates a plunger and trips the breaker.

The IPAP-1-37098-25 is a rugged and reliable breaker suitable for use in all kinds of industrial applications. Its thermal-magnetic tripping mechanism makes it highly efficient and ensures the safety of both personnel and equipment. Furthermore, it meets all safety requirements and is designed for easy installation and maintenance. Therefore, it is the perfect choice for all kinds of industrial applications.

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