LELK1-1-59-3.50-AKV-01-V

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Circuit breakers are an essential part of electrical systems. They are designed to detect for overcurrent conditions, such as short circuits and current overloads, and then rapidly break the circuit in order to protect the electricity system from permanent damage.

The LELK1-1-59-3.50-AKV-01-V circuit breaker is an efficient, easy-to-install, and easy-to-use system for industrial and commercial purposes. It is capable of detecting for high current and rapidly breaking the circuit in order to prevent overcurrent events from damaging the equipment or system. It is a single pole thermal-magnetic circuit breaker with a rated voltage of up to 400 V AC and a rated current of up to 32A.

Application Field:

The LELK1-1-59-3.50-AKV-01-V circuit breaker is ideal for a variety of industrial and commercial applications. It is commonly used in industries such as oil and gas, nuclear power plant, automotive, wastewater treatment, and hazardous environment. It is also suitable for domestic and commercial applications such as building management systems, electrical panels, fan cooling systems, and many other operations.

Working Principle:

The working principle of the LELK1-1-59-3.50-AKV-01-V circuit breaker is quite simple. When an overcurrent event is detected by the thermal-magnetic trip system, the circuit breaker trips and the electrical energy is diverted. The overload protection system works by monitoring the current in the circuit and activates when the current exceeds the predetermined limit. The thermal trip system works by relying on the heat produced by the current overload, causing the circuit breaker to trip. Once the circuit breaker trips, it will disconnect the power and prevent further damage from occurring.

The LELK1-1-59-3.50-AKV-01-V circuit breaker is reliable and easy to install. It is well-suited for a variety of industrial and commercial applications, allowing for maximum safety and protection for electrical systems.

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