LELB1-1REC4-52-15.0-2-01-V

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Circuit breakers can be found in numerous applications, ranging from residential and commercial buildings to industrial facilities. The LELB1-1REC4-52-15.0-2-01-V is one such circuit breaker that is commonly used for industrial applications.

This circuit breaker is designed to detect overloads in air-conditioners and refrigeration systems. Upon detecting an overload in an appliance, the circuit breaker will automatically open the circuit, thereby preventing any damage to the appliance. This type of circuit breaker is also known for its ability to protect the appliance from short-circuits caused by wiring faults.

In terms of working principle, the LELB1-1REC4-52-15.0-2-01-V circuit breaker operates on the principle of thermal overload protection. This means that the circuit breaker senses the temperature of the appliance’s motor or compressor, and when the temperature exceeds a preset threshold, the circuit breaker will automatically open the circuit. As a result, the motor or compressor is protected from any further damage caused by the overload.

In order to ensure the maximum safety and reliability of the circuit breaker, the manufacturer ensures that each unit is manufactured to the highest standards. This includes extensive testing to ensure the unit meets all safety requirements. Additionally, the manufacturer also provides a warranty for the circuit breaker, ensuring that any defects or failures will be spotted and rectified immediately.

In conclusion, the LELB1-1REC4-52-15.0-2-01-V circuit breaker offers reliable performance and protection for air-conditioning and refrigeration systems. With its ability to detect overloads and short-circuits, the circuit breaker provides maximum safety against any potential hazards. Manufactured to the highest standards and backed by a warranty, this circuit breaker is the perfect choice for industrial applications.

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