LEL1-1-52-30.0-A-01

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Circuit breakers are components that protect against over-currents, over-voltages and short-circuit conditions in electrical systems. They are designed to open the circuit when an overload or short-circuit current is detected, and to manually reset the circuit when the condition clears. The LEL1-1-52-30.0-A-01 is a circuit breaker designed for applications up to 30 amps. It can be used in a wide variety of applications including industrial, commercial, and residential installations. It utilizes a thermal-magnetic trip mechanism which trips the breaker upon the detection of an over-current or short-circuit condition.

The LEL1-1-52-30.0-A-01 includes a set of terminals for attaching the circuit to the breaker. It also includes a manual reset button on the outside of the breaker which allows the user to reset the breaker after a fault condition has cleared. The breaker includes a trip indicator which indicates the presence of an over-current or short-circuit condition.

The thermal-magnetic elements of the LEL1-1-52-30.0-A-01 are designed in such a way that they provide an immediate response to over-currents and short-circuit conditions. They consist of a thermal element which responds to overloads by continuously monitoring the increase in temperature within the circuit and trips the breaker when a predetermined temperature is reached. The magnetic element is designed to respond to short-circuits by measuring the amount of current flowing through the circuit and trips the breaker when a predetermined level is reached.

The LEL1-1-52-30.0-A-01 can be used in many different applications such as residential, commercial, and industrial installations. It is well suited for protecting circuits from overloads and short-circuits. The thermal-magnetic trip mechanism of the breaker is sensitive enough to quickly trip the breaker in an overload or short-circuit condition, while still providing a reliable means of resetting the breaker when the fault condition has cleared.

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