LELBXK1-1-52-40.0-K-N3-V Circuit Protection

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Circuit Breakers

A circuit breaker is an electrical device in electrical systems, whose primary purpose is to isolate or de-energize a circuit upon detection of a fault, such as an overcurrent, short circuit, or ground fault. Circuit breakers are designed to protect both a circuit and the electrical systems that are connected to it. This is done by automatically disconnecting the circuit in the event of an electrical fault.

The LELBXK1-1-52-40.0-K-N3-V circuit breaker is used as an over-current and short-circuit protection breaker in industrial and residential electrical systems. It is capable of carrying currents of up to 40 Amps and offers adjustable trip settings for both short-circuit and overload conditions. It also features a visual indication that the breaker has tripped.

The working principle of the LELBXK1-1-52-40.0-K-N3-V circuit breaker is based on a thermal overload system, which is used to detect and interrupt an overload or short circuit situation. The breaker is equipped with a thermostat that will detect when the current is flowing through the breaker is too high or there is an overload. Once the thermostat is trigged, the contacts inside the breaker will open, cutting off the current flow and preventing any further damage from occurring.

The LELBXK1-1-52-40.0-K-N3-V circuit breaker is a suitable solution for a wide range of applications, such as industrial and residential as over-current and short-circuit protection. It is designed to provide reliable over-current and short-circuit protection while also offering visual indication when the breaker has tripped.

The LELBXK1-1-52-40.0-K-N3-V is a reliable, cost effective, and easy to install circuit breaker that is suitable for a wide range of applications. It is a great choice for industrial and residential electrical systems, as it offers adjustable trip settings and a visual indication when the breaker has tripped.

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