IULDHK11-1-62-2.00-A-01

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Circuit breakers are essential components for electrical and electronic devices. They are used to control, protect and manage the flow of electrical current, including the protection of the electrical devices, circuits and equipment against excessive electrical currents, and the prevention of fire and other hazards due to an overload of electricity. The IULDHK11-1-62-2.00-A-01 is an example of such a circuit breaker.

The IULDHK11-1-62-2.00-A-01 application field includes residential, commercial and industrial settings. It is a three-pole, four-wire breaker designed for use with single-phase AC systems up to 240V. It is suitable for applications including offices, apartment buildings, food processing plants, and other areas where a circuit breaker is necessary. This breaker has a rated current of 2.00A and a rated voltage of 240V.

The working principle behind the IULDHK11-1-62-2.00-A-01 circuit breaker involves the use of electromagnetism. When an overload or short circuit occurs, an electromagnet attracts the moving contact that breaks the circuit, thus providing protection against the dangerous situation. Additionally, when the overload or short circuit is cleared the electromagnet retracts the contact which re-establishes the circuit.

The IULDHK11-1-62-2.00-A-01 circuit breaker is designed to provide reliable, safe, and secure protection for electrical and electronic devices in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. Its rated current of 2.00A and a rated voltage of 240V allows it to be used for single-phase AC systems up to 240V. The working principle behind the circuit breaker involves the use of electromagnetism, which protects against both overloads and short circuits. It is an essential component and provides reliable protection and safety for any electrical system.

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