LELK111-1REG4-35981-75-V Circuit Protection

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Circuit breakers are protective devices that are installed in circuits so that they can prevent overloading, short-circuiting, or any other type of electrical risk. The most commonly used circuit breaker type is the LELK111-1REG4-35981-75-V.

The LELK111-1REG4-35981-75-V is a three pole molded case circuit breaker with a voltage rating of 250-600 volts. It has a current rating of up to 50 amperes for operations up to 10 kiloAmperes and it is suitable for operations up to 600 volts. The circuit breaker is designed to provide short-circuit protection as well as overload protection. In addition, the circuit breaker features a lockout/tagout capability, which can be used to prevent access to the connected system or circuit.

The LELK111-1REG4-35981-75-V has a variety of applications, from industrial equipment to residential applications. It can be used in a variety of situations, from protecting the user from potential electric shock, to preventing the overload of electrical equipment, and even providing short-circuit protection. Because of its versatility, it is often used in industrial and commercial settings.

The working principle behind the LELK111-1REG4-35981-75-V is that the current flowing through it is monitored and when the current reaches a certain point, the circuit breaker will trip and shut off the circuit. This prevents damage to both equipment and wiring that may be connected to the circuit. It also prevents any further increases in current.

The LELK111-1REG4-35981-75-V can be used in a variety of situations, from protecting the user from electrical shock, to preventing the overload of equipment or circuit. It is designed to provide back up protection against short circuits and to provide lockout tagout capability. It is an incredibly versatile protection device, and is often used in industrial and commercial settings.

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