LEGH11-1-63-10.0-AZ-01-V Circuit Protection

Circuit Breakers are electrical protection devices that interrupt the current flow in the event of an overload or short circuit. They work by sensing an overload or short circuit and then cutting off electrical current to the circuit that is being protected. The LEGH11-1-63-10.0-AZ-01-V is an example of a circuit breaker that is used in various industry applications.

This particular circuit breaker is a two-pole circuit breaker rated for 10.0 Amperes AC/DC. It is UL listed and CSA certified for both low voltage and high voltage applications. It is a double pole circuit breaker, meaning that it is equipped with two separate sets of contacts. The contacts are typically made of silver or copper and are separated by an insulating material.

The LEGH11-1-63-10.0-AZ-01-V can be used in a variety of applications, including residential, commercial and industrial. These applications include circuit breakers in electrical panels, appliance and lighting circuit breakers, appliance and lighting protectors, motor disconnects, refrigeration equipment and traction power controllers.

This circuit breaker works by detecting an overload and then tripping to open the circuit and protect it from damage. The trip current is adjustable between 5.5-10.0 Amperes. The trip current is usually set at 25-40% of the rated full-load current for the circuit. This helps to ensure that the circuit breaker trips before an overload occurs and prevents damage to the circuit and electrical equipment. When the circuit breaker trips, the previously set trip current is displayed on the display window.

The LEGH11-1-63-10.0-AZ-01-V circuit breaker can also be used to turn equipment off in the event of an emergency. This is because the breaker is equipped with a manual trip feature. This feature allows people to manually reset the breaker in the event of an emergency.

In summary, the LEGH11-1-63-10.0-AZ-01-V circuit breaker is an excellent choice for numerous applications in both residential and commercial settings. It is UL listed and CSA certified and is capable of detecting an overload and then tripping to open the circuit and protect it from damage. It is also equipped with a manual trip feature, which allows people to close the breaker to turn equipment off in the event of an emergency.