IULH111-1REC4-61-25.0-A-01

Circuit Breakers are devices used to protect electrical circuits from short circuits and overload faults. They are designed to detect an overload current or short circuit and break the circuit when the current reaches a predetermined level. The IULH111-1REC4-61-25.0-A-01 circuit breaker is a type of insulation-system circuit breaker used to prevent overloads of a circuit. It is designed for protection against overload and short circuit currents in a circuit.

The IULH111-1REC4-61-25.0-A-01 circuit breaker is designed for use in an industrial or commercial environment and is most commonly used in motor control and power distribution applications. In these applications, it is used to protect motors, other electrical equipment and wiring from overloading or short circuits. It is also used to protect people working in the area from electric shock in case of a fault.

The IULH111-1REC4-61-25.0-A-01 circuit breaker operates by detecting an overload or short circuit current in the circuit. When the current reaches a predetermined level, the breaker will trip, cutting off the electrical supply to the circuit and preventing further damage. The exact trip point of the breaker is determined by the type of circuit breaker and the application. The trip point may be adjustable to allow for different levels of protection.

The breaker also has two other features: a thermal overload protection and arc fault protection. The thermal overload protection is designed to protect the breaker against high currents and operating temperatures that might damage the breaker. The arc fault protection is designed to detect and interrupt an electrical arc, which can cause a fire hazard in the circuit.

The IULH111-1REC4-61-25.0-A-01 circuit breaker is a relatively simple device designed to protect electrical circuits from overloads and short circuits. Its simple design and components make it a reliable and cost-effective solution for industrial and commercial applications. It offers excellent protection for motors, equipment, wiring, and workers from electric shock and fire hazards. It is a critical component of any electrical system and is essential for ensuring safe and reliable operation.