JLM-1-1RLS5R-30264-234

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Circuit breakers are a type of switch used to protect an electrical circuit from damage caused by excessive current. The JLM-1-1RLS5R-30264-234 is a type of circuit breaker that is designed to protect the power supplies and voltage regulator circuits in the automation control system. It is specifically designed for use in high voltage, high current applications.

The JLM-1-1RLS5R-30264-234 is a single-pole, single-throw circuit breaker. It is equipped with an adjustable current rating that can be adjusted from 0.7 to 10 Amps. It also has an adjustable breakdown voltage of 18 to 25 volts. It has a DC operating voltage of 9 to 25 volts, and it has an operating temperature of -55° C to +90° C.

The JLM-1-1RLS5R-30264-234 circuit breaker has several applications in the industrial automation field. It can be used to protect high voltage, high current power supplies and voltage regulator circuits, as well as contactors in DC circuits. It can also be used to protect DC motors, pumps, and other equipment from overcurrent damage.

The working principle of the JLM-1-1RLS5R-30264-234 circuit breaker is relatively simple. When the current passing through the circuit exceeds the adjustable rating, the breaker will trip, cutting off the current flow and preventing any further damage to the circuit. When the current is reduced below the rated value, the breaker will reset and allow the circuit to continue functioning.

The JLM-1-1RLS5R-30264-234 is a reliable and effective circuit breaker that can protect high voltage, high current power supplies and voltage regulator circuits in industrial automation systems. It has an adjustable current rating and a wide operating temperature range, making it suitable for a variety of applications. With its simple working principle and reliable performance, the JLM-1-1RLS5R-30264-234 circuit breaker is an excellent choice for protecting electrical circuits.

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