IUG1-1-62-7.50-01

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IUG1-1-62-7.50-01 circuit breakers are mainly used in low voltage AC systems, ranging from 50 A to 2500 A. Circuit breakers are used to protect circuits from overcurrent, short circuit and overload conditions. They also provide reliable and cost-effective protection in applications where isolation, switching and monitoring are necessary.

Circuit breakers are designed to prevent serious damage to electrical circuits, as well as to protect against possible shock hazards. Circuit breakers are also used to protect the motors in the electrical system from overloads. Circuit breakers come in various sizes and ratings.

IUG1-1-62-7.50-01 circuit breakers are designed to be automatic and open the circuit when an overload or short circuit condition occurs. The circuit breaker will also trip when the current exceeds the set limit or when it detects an overload. An overload occurs when the current exceeds the rated current of the circuit. A short circuit occurs when a direct current is passed between two points of the circuit without any resistance.

Circuit breakers can also be manually operated. This is mainly used for testing and maintenance purposes. It is important to note that all circuit breakers must be rated for the current it is protecting.

IUG1-1-62-7.50-01 circuit breakers are used to protect circuits with voltages up to 400 VAC/DC. They are designed to work in most AC/DC applications, including industrial, commercial and residential systems. They are designed to be compact and to be easily mounted on walls or in other locations.

The working principle of IUG1-1-62-7.50-01 circuit breakers is based on the use of bimetallic strips. The bimetallic strip works by reacting to the heat generated by the current in the circuit. When the current in the circuit exceeds the circuit breaker\'s rated current, the strip will bend and separate the two contact points, thus opening the circuit and protecting it from an overload or short circuit.

The IUG1-1-62-7.50-01 circuit breaker also has other important components, like the trip coil, the operative member and the evacuation contact. The trip coil is a spring-activated mechanism that detects the current in the circuit and triggers the contact-separation process when the current exceeds the circuit breaker\'s rated current. The operative member holds the bimetallic strip in place, and the evacuation contact is used to release the bimetallic strip when the trip coil is activated.

IUG1-1-62-7.50-01 circuit breakers are reliable, efficient and cost-effective protection devices for low voltage AC circuits. They provide superior protection against overcurrent, short circuit and overload conditions, and are designed to be easily mounted on walls or in other locations. The IUG1-1-62-7.50-01 circuit breakers use bimetallic strips to react to the heat generated by the current, and they include trip coils, operative members and evacuation contacts to provide reliable protection.

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