IULN111-1REC4-61-17.0-E

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Circuit Breakers

The IULN111-1REC4-61-17.0-E is a type of circuit breaker that is designed to protect circuits from overloads and faults. It is commonly used to protect residential, commercial, and industrial power systems. When a fault is detected, the circuit breaker trips, interrupting the power and protecting the circuit from further damage.

Application Field

The IULN111-1REC4-61-17.0-E is a cost-effective and reliable solution for power protection. It is suitable for household, commercial, and industrial applications. It can be used to protect against excessive loads, short-circuits, and other electrical faults. It is also suitable for use in remote locations or in areas with low power supply. This circuit breaker is a compact and reliable device that is designed for easy installation in tight spaces.

Working Principle

The IULN111-1REC4-61-17.0-E operates on the principles of thermal trip and ground fault protection. When the current flowing through the circuit breaker exceeds the rated limit, it trips, interrupting power and protecting the circuit. The thermal trip mechanism operates on the principle of temperature rise. The circuit breaker has a bimetallic strip that heats up with an increase in current. When the temperature of the bimetallic strip reaches the set limit, it triggers the circuit breaker to trip. The ground fault protection works by continually monitoring the circuit for any imbalance in the current. If there is an imbalance, it will trigger the circuit breaker to trip, protecting the circuit from further damage.

Conclusion

The IULN111-1REC4-61-17.0-E circuit breaker is a reliable and cost-effective power protection solution. It is designed for easy installation in tight spaces and is suitable for residential, commercial, and industrial applications. It is equipped with thermal and ground fault protection mechanisms that detect any increase in current or imbalance in current flow and trips the circuit breaker, protecting the circuit from overloads and faults.

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