JLE-2-1-63-5-B3-200-A Circuit Protection

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Circuit Breakers

Circuit Breakers, or CBs, are a type of electrical device that is designed to protect circuits and prevent power surges, overloads, and faults. A CB is typically used in high-voltage, high-power circuits such as power plants, industrial machinery, and aircraft circuits, as well as in residential and commercial buildings.

One particular CB model is the JLE–2–1–63–5–B3–200–A. This particular model is designed for use in electrical and network applications, and it is capable of safely and reliably interrupting normal operating currents ranging from 200 to 2000 Amps. It is also capable of handling rated short-circuit currents of up to 4000 Amps.

The principle behind this particular type of CB is relatively straightforward. When the current of the circuit exceeds the preset tripping level, the CB is triggered. This triggers a low-voltage dc signal that causes the electrom noe to open and release a dropdown bar. This dropdown bar then shorts across the hot line and neutral line, thus interrupting the flow of current in the circuit.

The JLE–2–1–63–5–B3–200–A is designed to be used in a wide variety of applications, such as lighting systems, motor circuits, and power distribution. It is also suitable for use in residential and commercial buildings. The JLE–2–1–63–5–B3–200–A has a number of features that make it attractive for these applications, such as a high breaking capacity, a wide operating range, and a short circuit protection function. It also has built-in thermal protection and a three-position selector switch.

The JLE–2–1–63–5–B3–200–A is one of the most reliable CBs available, and it is highly suitable for most typical commercial, industrial, and residential applications. Its design and features make it a popular choice for those who want to maximize the safety of their circuits while minimizing costs.

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