LELK2-39386-12

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Circuit Breakers have been around for centuries, powering the electricity in our homes and businesses. From simple fuse boxes to sophisticated circuit breaker systems, they are essential components in any electrical system. The LELK2-39386-12 is a circuit breaker, specifically a low-voltage, low-power, four-pole thermal magnetic circuit breaker, used mainly to protect lighting and heating systems from overloads and short circuits.

As with all circuit breakers, the LELK2-39386-12 works on the principle of overcurrent protection. When an electrical overload occurs, the breaker will switch off the power supply to protect the connected components from damage. The thermal-magnetic characteristics of the LELK2-39386-12 offer fast, reliable protection from short circuits and overloads.

The LELK2-39386-12 is designed to provide protection in a variety of applications, such as commercial buildings, single-family dwellings, industrial environments, and medium-voltage substations. The thermal-magnetic design of the circuit breaker is suitable for any application requiring medium protection against fault currents, with high sensitivity compared to other types of breakers.

In addition to being UL listed, the LELK2-39386-12 is rated for 600 V at 10A and meets UL1007 ratings. It also has an interrupting rating of AC/DC 2500 A. In addition, the breaker is certified to meet available claims for energy efficiency, sustainability, fire safety and electromagnetic compatibility.

The LELK2-39386-12 is a robust and reliable circuit breaker, providing fast and dependable short circuit and overload protection for a variety of applications. In addition, its thermal-magnetic characteristics and UL listed ratings, combined with its energy efficiency, sustainability and fire safety ratings, make it ideal for a range of commercial, industrial and residential applications.

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