LMLK1-1RLS4-52-20.0-01

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Circuit Breakers are a class of electrical switching devices designed to protect an electrical circuit from damage caused by excess current from an overload or short circuit. In the case of LMLK1-1RLS4-52-20.0-01, this particular circuit breaker is designed to protect the circuit from overloads, as well as faults.

The LMLK1-1RLS4-52-20.0-01 is a single-pole, reverse-current limiting device. It has a metal oxide varistor, or MOV, integrated into the design, to provide additional protection against voltages beyond its rated value. The device is rated to interrupt currents up to 52 Amps, with a rated voltage of 20.0 Volts.

The application fields that the LMLK1-1RLS4-52-20.0-01 can be used in vary depending on the application. As a reverse-current limiting circuit breaker, it can be used in many instances, including industrial and commercial applications where there is the need for protection from short circuits and other high-voltage issue. It is also well-suited for protection from line-to-line overloads.

The working principle of the LMLK1-1RLS4-52-20.0-01 is based on the incorporation of a MOV within its design. The MOV acts as a sort of fuse, and is used to reduce the voltage spike that could otherwise cause the circuit to overload or short-circuit. The MOV is triggered when the voltage in the circuit exceeds a certain level, causing it to break the circuit and dissipate the excess current. The MOV then returns the voltage to a safe level, allowing the circuit to continue functioning.

The LMLK1-1RLS4-52-20.0-01 is designed to provide protection against overloads, short circuits, and other high-voltage issues. Its ability to limit voltage spikes makes it an ideal choice for industrial and commercial applications. In addition, the integration of a MOV ensures that the circuit breaker will be able to reliably and safely protect the circuit.

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