IUGBX1-1REC4-62-10.0-M3

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Introduction

Circuit breakers act as a safeguard or a switch which protects electrical appliances and systems from being damaged or overloaded due to a sudden surge in electric current. As the demand for power increases, the circuit breaker helps to automatically pause the flow of current, absorbing high current and preventing further damage.

IUGBX1-1REC4-62-10.0-M3 Application Field and Working Principle

Application Field

The IUGBX1-1REC4-62-10.0-M3 is a three pole circuit breaker which is used to protect electrical systems and appliances from damage caused by sudden increases in current. It is suitable for use in a wide range of residential and commercial applications, including homes, offices, schools, hospitals and industrial settings.

Working Principle

The IUGBX1-1REC4-62-10.0-M3 is a three pole circuit breaker which works on the principle of detecting excessive electric current flows and automatically disconnecting the circuit. The circuit breaker works by monitoring the amount of current in the circuit and if it detects an abnormal surge in current, it will automatically disconnect the circuit, cutting off the power supply. This helps to protect the connected appliances and systems as well as other components in the circuit from damages due to sudden surges in current. It is important to note that the circuit breaker must be reset manually after it trips, in order for the power to be restored.

Conclusion

The IUGBX1-1REC4-62-10.0-M3 is a three pole circuit breaker designed for use in residential and commercial applications. The circuit breaker works on the principle of detecting excessive electric current flows and automatically disconnecting the circuit in order to prevent damages to connected systems and appliances. It is important to reset the circuit breaker manually after it has tripped in order to restore the power supply.

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