LMLC1-1RLS4-33970-46

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Ground fault circuit breakers (GFCIs) are an important part of a home\'s electrical system as they protect against ground fault hazards such as electrocution. The LMLC1-1RLS4-33970-46 circuit breaker is designed to provide an added layer of protection against ground fault hazards, especially in areas with wet or damp conditions. This circuit breaker can detect small current imbalances between the hot and neutral wires, and trip the circuit breaker if a dangerous level of current is detected. This can help prevent shock hazards, electrocution, and even fires.

The LMLC1-1RLS4-33970-46 is designed to trip if the current unbalance between hot and neutral exceeds 50mA. It only responds to flows in one direction, so it doesn’t activate for normal AC sine wave cycles. The unit also features a delay before it trips, allowing for false triggering from “rapid pulsing” current conditions. This can help avoid false trips due to the normal fluctuations of electricity.

The LMLC1-1RLS4-33970-46 circuit breaker is an easily installed, self-contained unit. It does not require any additional wiring from the user. It can be used in either wet or damp areas, such as bathrooms, basements, and garages. This type of breaker can also be used in commercial, industrial, and outdoor applications.

The LMLC1-1RLS4-33970-46 circuit breaker uses two sensing probes to detect a current unbalance. The first probe is connected to the hot wire, and the second probe is connected to the neutral wire. If the current unbalance exceeds 50mA, the circuit breaker will trip, cutting off all power to the connected circuit.

The LMLC1-1RLS4-33970-46’s small size and simplified installation process make it an ideal solution for homeowners, small business owners, and large industrial applications. This type of circuit breaker can provide added protection against ground faults, reducing the risk of shock, electrocution, and fire. It is a safe, economical, and easy way to ensure peace of mind for the safety of your electrical system.

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