IUGN1-1REC4-61-1.50 Circuit Protection

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Circuit breakers are essential components of any electrical system. They are responsible for protecting circuits from overloads and short circuits. The IUGN1-1REC4-61-1.50 is a type of circuit breaker that is specifically designed to be used in hazardous environments.

The IUGN1-1REC4-61-1.50 is a resetable current limited circuit breaker that comes with a rugged stainless steel housing. It is designed to provide over-current and short circuit protection in applications up to 15 A. It has a rated voltage of 250VAC and has a maximum operating temperature of 125˚C.

The IUGN1-1REC4-61-1.50 is a UL recognized component. It can be used for applications such as control circuits, motor circuits, and solid-state equipment. It is also suitable for use in general purpose industrial equipment, electronics, medical equipment, and outdoor lighting.

The IUGN1-1REC4-61-1.50 works by opening its contact if an overcurrent occurs. This is accomplished through its current-sensing element. When a current spike occurs, the current-sensing element uses its contacts to send a signal to the breaker, which will then open the circuit. This prevents the overcurrent from damaging components and causing circuit failure.

The IUGN1-1REC4-61-1.50 also has a resetting feature, which makes it easy to reset the device after an overcurrent has been detected. A push button on the top of the breaker allows users to easily reset the device. After resetting, the device quickly returns to normal operation. This feature ensures the breaker provides efficient protection.

The IUGN1-1REC4-61-1.50 is a reliable and robust circuit breaker that is suitable for use in hazardous areas. It provides efficient over-current and short circuit protection and is also able to be quickly reset after an incident. This make the IUGN1-1REC4-61-1.50 an ideal choice for many applications in industrial and hazardous environments.

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