PGFI-13002-215

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Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI), a commonly used safety device in buildings and residences, is designed to protect people from electric shocks. The PGFI-13002-215 is a type of GFCI which has specific application fields and working principles.

This type of GFCI is mainly used in applications that require protection from electric shocks against 0.006A and 0.004A current leakage. It is most usually found in showers, baths and swimming pools, as well as in any other locations where people could be exposed to wet environment. It is also used in cafes, restaurants, office spaces, and other buildings where electric shocks could be potentially hazardous.

The PGFI-13002-215 GFCI is effective against direct and indirect contacts and it immediately interrupts power supply when it senses an over current or ground fault in the circuit. The device reacts within 5 milliseconds and trips the circuit, preventing electric shocks or other hazardous situations.

The PGFI-13002-215 GFCI uses a differential relay to detect unusual behavior of the circuit. These are designed to sense the smallest current differences between the active wire and the neutral wire, which are indicators of an electric shock. Once the differential relay senses the presence of a current leak, it sends a signal to the circuit\'s breaker which then short-circuits the entire circuit in less than 10 milliseconds to stop the electric shock before it causes damage.

The PGFI-13002-215 is also equipped with a manual reset button, which can be used to quickly reset the circuit if it trips due to a false alarm. This feature is particularly useful in high-traffic areas, as it ensures that the circuit can be reset quickly after a false alarm so that the area can be brought back into production as soon as possible.

In summary, the PGFI-13002-215 GFCI is a highly effective safety device designed to protect people from electric shocks. It is designed specifically to detect small current leaks of 0.006A and 0.004A, and it is often used in high-traffic areas such as showers, baths and swimming pools. The device is equipped with a differential relay to detect unusual behavior, and it quickly trips the circuit within 5 milliseconds to prevent electric shocks or other hazardous situations. Furthermore, the device is also equipped with a manual reset button to ensure quick resetting of the circuit in case of a false alarm.

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