R11-1-5.00A-B105IV-V

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Circuit breakers are devices within an electrical system that are designed to detect overloads and short circuits, and interrupt or “break” the power flow to protect wiring, equipment and people from dangerous conditions. They come in various sizes and functions and the R11-1-5.00A-B105IV-V is one particular type.

The R11-1-5.00A-B105IV-V is a size 5, single pole, air circuit breaker designed to protect a wide variety of electronics, machinery and other applications. It is rated AC or DC at 3-5 amps at 125VAC, 1.50-2.00 amps at 250VAC, 1.50 -1.80 amps at 24VDC, 0.80 -1.00 amps at 48VDC, and 0.08 -1.10 amps at 125VDC. It also has a built-in surge protector capable of handling momentary surges up to 8KA.

The working principle of the R11-1-5.00A-B105IV-V is relatively simple. It is designed to sense when the power being drawn from the circuit exceeds the ratings specified by the manufacturer, and trips in order to immediately stop the flow of electricity. The electrical contacts inside the circuit breaker open, which creates an open circuit. This prevents electricity from continuing to flow and saves the equipment or circuitry that the breaker is connected to.

The R11-1-5.00A-B105IV-V air circuit breaker can be used to protect a variety of electrical and electronic components. It is often used in industrial or commercial environments to protect automated machines, manufacturing equipment, lighting, motors and other electrical devices. It is also a good choice for use in residential applications where a basic level of protection is needed.

The R11-1-5.00A-B105IV-V air circuit breaker is a convenient solution for providing safe and reliable protection for a variety of applications. It is easy to install, relatively affordable and can be used in a wide range of settings. It is a great choice for anyone looking for a reliable way to protect their electrical system from power surges, overloaded circuits and short circuits.

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