LELBXK1-1-53-15.0-K-N6-V

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Circuit Breakers

The LELBXK1-1-53-15.0-K-N6-V is a particular type of circuit breaker that is used to break (open) an electrical circuit if there is an overload or short circuit. It is an important piece of equipment that helps to protect property and people by automatically disconnecting circuit current when the specified limit set on the circuit breaker is exceeded.

Application Field

The LELBXK1-1-53-15.0-K-N6-V circuit breaker provides reliable protection for a variety of applications. Some of the most common uses of the circuit breaker are to protect circuit and equipment from overloads and short circuits, to protect personnel from electric shock, and to provide information regarding a given circuit (by measuring the amount of current that is flowing through the circuit). It is a highly reliable form of protection and can be used in a variety of different applications such as residential, commercial, and industrial applications.

In residential applications, the LELBXK1-1-53-15.0-K-N6-V circuit breaker is used to protect homes and families from serious electrical problems such as electrical fires. It can detect and cut off the power to help save the house and people from the danger of a fire. In commercial applications, the circuit breaker is used to protect businesses from the danger of a short circuit or overload.

Finally, in industrial applications, the LELBXK1-1-53-15.0-K-N6-V circuit breaker is used to protect factories, plants, and industrial machines from the risk of overheating and other electrical system problems. It provides the data to allow the company to properly monitor, control, and adjust their machinery according to the amount of electricity it is using in order to reduce the risk of failure.

Working Principle

The LELBXK1-1-53-15.0-K-N6-V circuit breaker uses a bimetallic strip in order to detect and break the circuit if the current levels are too high. The bimetallic strip is a curved piece of metal that is made up of two different metals, which expand and contract at different rates. When an electrical current flows through the bimetallic strip, it will cause the metal to expand and bend. This will cause the contact points of the switch to move apart, breaking the circuit.

The LELBXK1-1-53-15.0-K-N6-V circuit breaker has a setting which determines how much current can pass through the bimetallic strip before the circuit breaker trips. This is called the trip setting, or the current-limiting setting. After the current passes through the bimetallic strip, it is then compared to the trip setting. If it is higher than the trip setting, then the breaker will open, breaking the circuit.

The LELBXK1-1-53-15.0-K-N6-V circuit breaker is a type of electrical protection device that helps protect your property and people from dangerous electrical overloads and short circuits. It uses a bimetallic strip to detect and open the circuit when the current passes through its trip setting, greatly reducing the risk of electrical fires and other dangers associated with electrical overloads.

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