IULK1-1-52-32.0-01

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Circuit breakers are an important safety device that prevents electrical systems from being overloaded. They are designed to automatically disconnect a circuit when the current flowing through it exceeds a certain level. The IULK1-1-52-32.0-01 is a type of circuit breaker that is designed for use in industrial and commercial applications.

The IULK1-1-52-32.0-01 is a thermally magnetic circuit breaker that is designed to protect low power control circuits from overloads and short circuits. It is rated for use at a maximum current of 32 amps and a maximum voltage of 240VAC. It is designed for use in areas where there is a high degree of electrical noise, such as motor control centers, motor starter circuits, and low voltage switchgear.

The working principle of the IULK1-1-52-32.0-01 is fairly simple. The breaker consists of a thermal element and a magnetic element. The thermal element is connected to the circuit and responds to increases in the current passing through it by expanding and tripping the breaker. The magnetic element is connected to the circuit and reacts to increases in current by releasing a spring-loaded trip bar, which opens the breaker.

The IULK1-1-52-32.0-01 circuit breaker is designed to provide fast and reliable protection for electrical circuits in areas with a high degree of electrical noise. It is designed to be used in areas where current surges and voltage spikes are a common occurrence. It is a reliable, cost effective option for protecting circuits from overloads and short circuits.

The IULK1-1-52-32.0-01 circuit breaker is available in a range of sizes and ratings and is UL listed. It has a wide operating temperature range and is suitable for use in both indoor and outdoor applications. It is designed to provide fast and reliable protection for control circuits in industrial and commercial applications such as motor control centers, motor starter circuits, and low voltage switchgear.

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