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Circuit Breakers

The IULHK11-1REC4R-65-1.00-AE-01 is a circuit breaker. It is a type of electrical switch designed to protect an electrical circuit from damage caused by overload or short circuit. Circuit breakers are critical components of industrial and residential electrical systems, and they have a wide range of applications in many environments. The circuit breaker can save time and money by avoiding electrical shocks and fires.

Application field

The IULHK11-1REC4R-65-1.00-AE-01 circuit breaker can be used in residential and commercial applications, such as in homes, offices, and factories. It can be used to protect electrical accidents such as a short circuit, over current induced by overloading and arcing between the live conductor and the neutral. It is designed to withstand short circuit currents up to 65amps. It can also be used in industrial applications for the purpose of electrical safety such as motor control circuits, electric heating equipment, battery chargers and uninterruptible power supplies (UPS).

Working Principle

A circuit breaker is designed to detect an overload or short circuit condition in an electrical circuit that can lead to an electrical fire or shock. When the circuit breaker is tripped, it opens the circuit and stops the flow of current. The breaker is then reset, either manually or automatically, restoring power to the circuit.

The IULHK11-1REC4R-65-1.00-AE-01 circuit breaker uses the principle of thermal and instantaneous detection. The thermal detector is used to detect excessive current, and the instantaneous detector is used to detect short circuits. The thermal detector has bimetallic strips that heat up when a large amount of current flows through them. The current heats the strips and causes them to bend, which depresses a lever on the circuit breaker, opening the circuit and stopping the current. The instantaneous detector uses a magnet to detect short circuits. When a short circuit is detected, the magnet inside the circuit breaker causes the lever to be tripped, opening the circuit and stopping the current.

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