JTMP-2-1RLS4R-30270-263

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Circuit breakers are considered to be one of the most important electrical safety devices. They are designed to open or close a circuit to protect the wiring and connect components from damage due to excessive current overload. JTMP-2-1RLS4R-30270-263 is a type of circuit breaker which has a wide application field and very specific working principle.

This breaker is applicable for 20A range, mains, and multiple wattage of lighting circuits. It is also suitable for most circuits with single phase four wire systems running at 230/400V. This circuit breaker also offers 1000 A range protection for main switchboards. Additionally, its operating temperature range is −40°C to +70°C.

Its working principle is simple but effective. This breaker is used to break a circuit in the event of an overload or a short circuit. When an overload or a short circuit is detected, the breaker will trip and cut the power to the circuit. When the power to the circuit is cut, the circuit is protected from any damage or further harm. The breaker will then reset automatically after the short circuit or overload is gone.

The JTMP-2-1RLS4R-30270-263 has several advantages. Its compact size makes it easy to install and it takes up minimal space. It also has a wide operating voltage range, so it can be used on a variety of circuits. Additionally, its safety rating is very good, making it very reliable for protecting circuits from overloads or short circuits.

In conclusion, the JTMP-2-1RLS4R-30270-263 is a type of circuit breaker with a wide application field and a reliable working principle. It is very easy to install due to its small size and can be used on a variety of circuits. Its safety rating is also very good, ensuring that circuits will be adequately protected in the event of an overload or a short circuit.

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