IUGN666-1REC4-63F-30.0-B

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Circuit Breakers are indispensable electrical components that are used in a variety of industries for controlling, monitoring and distributing electrical power. The IUGN666-1REC4-63F-30.0-B is one such circuit breaker that is highly efficient and reliable. It is designed to regulate high-current electrical circuits and also provide protection against over-currents and short circuiting.

The IUGN666-1REC4-63F-30.0-B is a double-pole circuit breaker that features a 30 Ampere current rating. It features a trouble-free operation and uses a trip mechanism that reacts quickly to an over-current situation, disconnecting the power automatically and restoring it after the fault is removed. Its compact design allows for easy installation and removal in circuit breaker panels.

The IUGN666-1REC4-63F-30.0-B is a versatile device that is suitable for use in a variety of applications such as residential, commercial, industrial and medical settings. This circuit breaker can also be used in electromechanical devices, motor circuits and power distribution equipment. It is designed to withstand high electrical currents without tripping, allowing it to be used in high load applications.

The working principle of the IUGN666-1REC4-63F-30.0-B circuit breaker is based on the bimetallic strip principle, which consists of two strips of different metals fused together. When an over-current occurs, the heat generated causes the strips to bend, resulting in the circuit breaker being triggered. The breaker then opens the circuit, switching off the electrical power supply.

The IUGN666-1REC4-63F-30.0-B circuit breaker is a reliable and cost-effective solution for controlling and managing electrical currents in high load applications. Its versatile design allows it to be used in a variety of settings and its intelligent trip mechanism ensures that it will respond quickly in the event of an over-current situation.

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