PV10-3,81

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PV10-3,81 is a type of control and switching device that functions as an economical and reliable switchboard unit for the control and switching of electrical current. The device is available in both fixed and variable control and switching configurations, and is widely used in the industrial, commercial and residential sectors.

In the industrial sector, PV10-3,81 devices are used to control and switch current when heavy current draw and high switching temperature are required. The switching ranges from 6 (low current) to 15 (high current) and these devices are used in a number of industrial applications. These include starters, hoists, pumps, valves, conveyors and electric motors. In the commercial sector, PV10-3,81 is used to switch BMS systems and lighting systems, as well as other commercial applications. In residential applications, the device is used to switch wall switches, lamps, fans, and refrigerator compressors.

The working principle behind the PV10-3,81 is a simple but reliable concept. Working within a wide range of temperature, the device works by a reciprocating current mechanism; the current is created when a constant current is applied to the device\'s positive terminal and passes through a switch circuit. Depending on the setting, the device can open or close the switch circuit, resulting in the switching of current. The temperature range of the device, which covers a wide range of operating temperatures, allows it to function properly and safely in any environment.

The PV10-3,81 is an increasingly important and widely used control and switching device in today’s electrical and industrial market. Its wide range of applications, safety features, and reliability make it one of the most successful devices available. From large scale industrial applications to residential applications, the device provides a reliable solution for controlling and switching electrical current.

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