IUGBXF6-32449-25

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Circuit Breakers

One of the most important components in any electrical system is the circuit breaker. Circuit breakers help protect electrical circuits and devices from dangerous conditions such as short circuits, ground faults, surges and other anomalies. The IUGBXF6-32449-25 is a single-pole thermal-magnetic circuit breaker. In short, it is a motorized circuit breaker.

Application Field

The IUGBXF6-32449-25 circuit breaker can be used as a low voltage overcurrent protection circuit breaker. The operating voltage is 690V AC or 240V DC. The nominal current is 4-63A and the rated breaking capacity is 65kA. This circuit breaker is suitable for 50Hz ac power systems with an altitude of no more than 2000m.

Working Principle

The IUGBXF6-32449-25 circuit breaker is a type of motorized circuit breaker. It has two components, the thermal element and the magnetic element. The thermal element uses a bimetallic strip to detect current flow. If the current exceeds a certain threshold, it will cause the bimetallic strip to heat up and expand, which trips the breaker. The magnetic element uses an electromagnet to detect current flow. If the current exceeds a certain limit, the electromagnet will be activated, which also trips the breaker.

In addition to these two components, the IUGBXF6-32449-25 also has a manual or automatic reset feature. When the breaker is manually reset, a button needs to be pressed to reset it. If the reset is automatic, then the breaker will automatically reset itself once the current falls back below the threshold.

The IUGBXF6-32449-25 is well-suited to applications in industrial, commercial and residential electrical systems. It is well suited for protection against short circuits, ground faults, surges and other anomalies. It is a reliable and cost-effective way to protect against costly damages due to electrical problems.

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