Circuit Breakers

The LELBXK1-1REC4-37065-2-V is a circuit breaker with a wide range of applications and an efficient working principle. It is used to provide protection against electrical fires, short circuits, overloading, and other power overloads.

Application

This circuit breaker is used in many residential and commercial properties to detect and isolate faults before they cause extensive damage to the electrical system. It is ideal for small to mid-size electrical loads and is also suitable for use in locations where low voltage is applied. The circuit breaker can be used as a master switch, allowing users to switch all electrical circuits in a home or business off with a single flip.

It is suitable for use with industrial and commercial applications, such as data centers, machine rooms and storage facilities. It is suitable for use in medical equipment and for testing electrical safety, as well as for protection in areas which have to be maintained at optimal working temperatures. The LELBXK1-1REC4-37065-2-V is also used for controlling power in public spaces, such as shopping malls, shopping centers, and public parks.

Working Principle

This circuit breaker works by detecting an overload and immediately disconnecting the power connection. When the circuit breaker trips, a high voltage is created, which is then dispersed through the device, to prevent a fire or electrical shock. This high voltage is dissipated by a spark gap, eliminating the risk of an electrical fire. The device is capable of detecting an overload and disconnecting the power before significant damage can be caused.

Once the power has been shut off, the circuit breaker must be manually reset. This can be done by pressing a button or flipping a switch. Depending on the type of circuit breaker, it may also be necessary to perform a physical reset by opening a door or turning a switch. Once the reset has been completed, the device is ready for the next use.

The LELBXK1-1REC4-37065-2-V is a reliable and efficient circuit breaker. It is designed to protect electrical systems from overloads and to detect and isolate faults quickly and safely.