LELK1-1-51F-6.00-AKV-01-V

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Circuit breakers are widely used in office buildings, industries, and homes. They help protect the electrical system from being damaged from an overload or short circuit. In this article, we will discuss the application field and working principle of LELK1-1-51F-6.00-AKV-01-V circuit breaker.

LELK1-1-51F-6.00-AKV-01-V circuit breaker is a type of low voltage circuit breaker. It is often used in single phase supplies or up to 110 volts of supply. It is suitable for residential buildings, factories, office buildings, and other places where low voltage electrical device is used. This type of circuit breaker has many benefits, such as low operation cost, easy installation, and it can be reset without turning off the power supply.

When the current in the circuit becomes higher than the rated current for that particular circuit breaker, it will trip and the circuit breaker will be shut off. The rated current for this type of circuit breaker is 6.00 Amp. It also has a maximum instantaneous current of 10,000 Amps at 250 Volts.

The working principle of LELK1-1-51F-6.00-AKV-01-V circuit breaker is based on a temperature-sensitive bimetallic strip. This bimetallic strip is connected to a movable contact that when heated, expands and bends away from a stationary contact, thus opening the circuit and preventing current from flowing. Once the circuit is opened, the heat dissipates, the bimetallic strip cools, and it returns to its original position, allowing the circuit to be closed again.

The LELK1-1-51F-6.00-AKV-01-V circuit breaker is ideal for protecting circuits, equipment, and buildings from overloads and short circuits. It can easily be reset without turning off the power supply, which can save a lot of time and effort in case of emergency. With its low cost, easy installation and reset option, it is one of the most preferred circuit breakers in the market.

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