JLE-1-1REC4-52-3-F1-200

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Circuit breakers are electromechanical devices used for the protection of electrical circuits. The primary purpose of a circuit breaker is to turn off an electrical circuit and prevent further damage due to an electrical overload. The JLE-1-1REC4-52-3-F1-200 is a type of circuit breaker that is designed for use in industrial and commercial applications.

The JLE-1-1REC4-52-3-F1-200 circuit breaker is a low voltage circuit breaker with a rated voltage of 200 volts. The circuit breaker is designed to detect a fault in the electrical circuit and disconnects the power supply to the circuit. The circuit breaker is rated for a maximum current of 52 amps and the breaker will trip when the current exceeds this value.

The JLE-1-1REC4-52-3-F1-200 circuit breaker is typically used in industrial and commercial settings where a low voltage, lower current circuit breaker is required. The circuit breaker is designed to protect from overloads, short circuit and over-current faults. The circuit breaker is also designed to trip at the rated current in order to protect the system from a potential fire hazard.

The working principle of the JLE-1-1REC4-52-3-F1-200 circuit breaker is based on the thermal-magnetic mechanism. The circuit breaker contains a thermal device and a magnetic device. When an overload or short circuit occurs, the thermal device senses the increased current and trips the circuit breaker. The magnetic device senses the over-current and also trips the breaker.

The JLE-1-1REC4-52-3-F1-200 circuit breaker is designed to protect circuits from overloads or short circuits and to prevent further damage due to an electrical overload. The circuit breaker is designed to trip at the rated current and is ideal for industrial and commercial applications. The circuit breaker works on the thermal-magnetic mechanism which provides reliable and efficient protection from unexpected faults in the electrical system.

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