IUGH62-26465-1 Circuit Protection

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Circuit breakers are electrical devices that are designed to protect an electrical circuit from becoming overloaded or short-circuited. They are typically found in buildings, but they also can be found in cars, boats, and other consumer goods. The IUGH62-26465-1 is a circuit breaker designed to protect an air-conditioning system from electrical overloads.

The IUGH62-26465-1 is a thermal-magnetic type circuit breaker that works by detecting the current flow in an electrical circuit and automatically shutting off the circuit when an overload or short-circuit is detected. The circuit breaker consists of two main parts: a thermal protection element and a magnetic part. The thermal protection element is a bimetallic strip that heats up and expands when too much current flows through the circuit. This expansion causes the contacts on the strip to open, thus shutting off the circuit. The magnetic part consists of a solenoid and a trip arm. When the current reaches a certain level, the solenoid pulls on the trip arm, causing the contacts on the strip to open, thus shutting off the circuit.

The IUGH62-26465-1 is typically used in air-conditioning systems, as it is able to detect and shut off the circuit quickly in the event of an overload or short-circuit. It is rated for up to 16A and can handle current surges up to 32A. The circuit breaker has a voltage rating of 440V AC and a frequency of 50/60 Hz. It is UL approved, making it suitable for use in commercial and residential applications.

Overall, the IUGH62-26465-1 is a reliable and durable thermal-magnetic type circuit breaker. It is designed to provide protection in air-conditioning systems, and is suitable for use in both commercial and residential applications. The circuit breaker can quickly detect and shut off the circuit in the event of an overload or short-circuit, keeping the system safe and preventing damage to the equipment.

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