PP11-1-5.00A-OC-V

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A PP11-1-5.00A-OC-V circuit breaker, also known as an overcurrent-voltage cut-off switch, is usually used in electrical applications to protect electrical circuits, objects, and systems from overcurrent and/or overvoltage events. It is a type of electrical switching device that is designed to quickly interrupt an electrical current flow if the current is greater than the setting of the breaker. In addition, it can reduce the shock hazard in equipment and systems by responding to short or excess voltage incidents.

A PP11-1-5.00A-OC-V circuit breaker typically consists of a pair of contacts and a trip coil. The coil is wired in series between the line and load, and when the current flowing between the two exceeds a predetermined trip level, the trips coil causes the contacts to open and the current to be interrupted. The PP11-1-5.00A-OC-V can be configured to trip at various current levels, including 0.00A, 15.00A, 30.00A, and 50.00A. This enables the user to select the appropriate trip level for their particular application.

There are several types of PP11-1-5.00A-OC-V circuit breakers available on the market, including thermal-magnetic, magnetic-only, and electronic version. The thermal-magnetic type utilizes a bimetallic switch to open the contacts when the current reaches the predetermined setting. Magnetic-only breakers use a magnetic sensor to sense the current and open the breaker contacts when the current reaches the predetermined set point. Finally, the electronic version has a software-based algorithm that monitors the current and responds to sudden increases or decreases in the current. All three types are reliable, but thermal-magnetic and magnetic-only breakers are the most common for residential and commercial applications.

The PP11-1-5.00A-OC-V circuit breaker is designed to protect electrical circuits and associated objects and systems from overcurrent and overvoltage events. It works by quickly opening the contacts of the breaker when the current exceeds a predetermined limit, cutting off the electrical supply. The PP11-1-5.00A-OC-V breaker is available in a variety of sizes, shapes, and types to meet the needs of any application. By selecting the appropriate trip level and breaker type, the PP11-1-5.00A-OC-V can provide reliable, safe protection for equipment, circuits, and systems.

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