LELBXB1-1REC4-38616-20

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Circuit breakers are essential components of any electrical system or machine. They can be used in a variety of applications, from supplying power to homes and businesses, to protecting sensitive and expensive equipment.

The LELBXB1-1REC4-38616-20 is a particular type of circuit breaker that contains three components: the bimetal, the contacts, and the tripping mechanism.

Application

The LELBXB1-1REC4-38616-20 is most commonly used in residential applications, but can also be used in commercial and industrial settings. It is designed to protect circuits from electrical overloads, and can also be used to provide ground fault protection.

The device is particularly useful in protecting fuses and other sensitive components from high current draw. It is also ideal for applications where frequent switching is required, such as motor control and lighting.

Working Principle

The LELBXB1-1REC4-38616-20 works by automatically tripping when a given amount of current is detected. This is accomplished by the use of a bimetal element, which bends when exposed to an increase in current. This bending causes the contacts to separate, thus tripping the circuit breaker.

The diode also ensures current protection by limiting the amount of current that can flow through the circuit. This helps to prevent damage to other components in the system from an excessive current draw.

The tripping mechanism provides an adjustable tripping point, which can be adjusted to prevent the circuit from tripping until a certain current draw is reached. This helps to ensure that the circuit will not be shut off unnecessarily and can be tailored to the particular application.

The LELBXB1-1REC4-38616-20 is a reliable and cost-effective circuit breaker that can be used in a variety of applications. Its adjustable tripping point and current protection make it a great choice for protecting sensitive and expensive components from damage. It can also help to reduce the risk of fire and other hazards associated with electrical overloads.

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