LEGBXF66-70368-16-V

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Circuit breakers are electrical safety switches that are used to protect the electrical circuit from overloading or shorting. The LEGBXF66-70368-16-V is a circuit breaker designed for use in industrial applications. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the LEGBXF66-70368-16-V circuit breaker.

Application Field:

The LEGBXF66-70368-16-V circuit breaker is designed for use in industrial applications, such as factories, workshops, or motors. It is suitable for use in medium voltage switchgear, wind turbine applications, and is available in sizes up to 800 Amp. The breaker is designed to protect electrical circuits from overloading or shorting, and has a high level of current-carrying capability. It is also able to withstand extreme temperature and humidity.

Working Principle:

The LEGBXF66-70368-16-V circuit breaker operates on the principle of electromagnetic force. When an overcurrent or short-circuit occurs, this force causes the breaker to trip, disconnecting the circuit and thus protecting it from further overload or harm. The circuit breaker uses a pair of contact arms that are connected to opposing magnets. When the current drawn from the circuit exceeds the rated limit, the gap between the contacts increases, causing them to separate and open the circuit. The breaker can also be manually operated by a switch.

The LEGBXF66-70368-16-V circuit breaker is designed to offer a high level of protection for industrial applications. It is reliable and can withstand extreme temperatures and humidity levels. The breaker operates on the principle of electromagnetic force and has a current-carrying capability that is greater than other types of circuit breakers. It is therefore an ideal choice for industrial applications and can provide reliable and safe protection for the electrical circuits it is connected to.

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