IUL1-1-62-20.0-90

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The IUL1-1-62-20.0-90 is a type of circuit breaker, a device designed to protect electric circuits from damage due to excessive current, voltage, or power. It is often used in electrical systems that have high currents and voltages in order to protect personnel and equipment from burns, fires, and damage caused by shorts and overvoltages.

Circuit breakers come in a variety of kinds including, trip breaker, thermal-magnetic, and high-end, current-limiting circuit breakers. The IUL1-1-62-20.0-90 is a thermal-magnetic circuit breaker. This type of breaker uses both a magnetic field and a thermal element to interrupt current flow when it reaches a certain level.

The magnetic field works by generating a strong magnetic field as soon as the current rises above a predetermined level. When the threshold is passed, the field energizes an iron plate. This in turn attracts a spring-loaded contact. When the contact is energized, it trips a switch, which in turn interrupts the current flow.

The thermal element works by sensing the temperature of the current within the circuit. As the current increases, the temperature of the current also increases. When the temperature rises above a certain level, the thermal element triggers the same switch as the magnetic field, interrupting the current flow.

The IUL1-1-62-20.0-90 has a trip setting of 20.0 amps, and a voltage rating of 90 volts. It can be used to protect a circuit from damage from currents of up to 20.0 amps, and voltages of up to 90 volts.

The IUL1-1-62-20.0-90 is commonly used in industrial, commercial, and residential applications. It is commonly used to protect circuits such as lighting, heating, air conditioning, and other electrical equipment. It can also be used to protect personnel and equipment from electric shock.

In summary, the IUL1-1-62-20.0-90 is a thermal-magnetic circuit breaker which is designed to protect electric circuits and personnel from damage due to excessive current, voltage, or power. It has a trip setting of 20.0 amps, and a voltage rating of 90 volts, and is commonly used in industrial, commercial, and residential applications.

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