PR21-1-10.0A-XX-V

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Circuit breakers are designed to protect electrical circuits – both in-home and commercial – from powerful surges that can cause major damage to wire and appliances. Circuit breakers are triggered by an overload of current, and can be single-pole or double-pole. The PR21-1-10.0A-XX-V is a circuit breaker specifically intended for electrical applications.

This specific type of circuit breaker provides 10.0 Amps of protection against overloads of current, and features a solid state design that ensures reliable performance. It has a universal mounting configuration, allowing the breaker to be used in a wide range of applications. The breaker is UL recognized and CSA certified, and has a snap-on design for easy installation.

The PR21-1-10.0A-XX-V is capable of servicing a wide range of electrical applications, from light commercial use to heavy residential use. This includes HVAC installations, motor branch circuits, submersible pump circuits, hot tubs, and washers. Furthermore, the breaker can also be used in equipment such as batteries, transformers, water heaters, lighting, and generators.

The working principle for this circuit breaker involves a bimetallic element which acts as a spring force. When an overload of current occurs, the element is heated, increases in length, and causes the breaker to trip. This type of bimetallic element is designed to be incredibly quick in the event of a surge, acting in an average of one-tenth of a second or less.

The PR21-1-10.0A-XX-V circuit breaker is designed to provide reliable protection against overloads of current. It is suitable for a variety of electrical applications, and has a quick bimetallic element that trips in a fraction of a second. Furthermore, the breaker is UL recognized and CSA certified, making it a reliable and trustworthy choice.

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