R11-2-8.00A-38798-3-V

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Circuit Breakers are an essential part of electrical power systems. They are designed to protect equipment and reduce the risk of injury or destruction due to electrical hazards. The R11-2-8.00A-38798-3-V is a type of circuit breaker that is used in air conditioners, heat pumps and other HVAC equipment. It is specifically designed to be used with a 3-pole, single-phase, 240-volt service.

This particular circuit breaker is designed with an automatic reset feature that prevents accidental overloading of the circuit. In the event of an overload, the built-in thermostat will trip the breaker automatically, shutting down power to the equipment. This feature can help protect against fire and other electrical hazards.

The R11-2-8.00A-38798-3-V also contains a shunt trip. This is a type of feature that will disconnect a circuit when a pre-set current is exceeded. This can be used to help protect people from electrical shock, as well as providing an emergency shut-off in the event of an electrical hazard.

The R11-2-8.00A-38798-3-V is designed for indoor use. It is rated as high as 38.8 amperes with a maximum operating temperature of up to 50 degrees Celsius. It is also capable of withstanding surges up to 10,000 amperes without being damaged or losing its tripsetting capability.

The working principle of the R11-2-8.00A-38798-3-V is relatively simple. When the application is connected to a power source, the circuit breaker is energized and current flows through it. As current passes through the breaker, a magnetic field is created which causes a bimetallic strip inside the breaker to bend. If the current exceeds the breaker’s rating, the bimetallic strip bends far enough to trip the breaker, cutting off the power.

The R11-2-8.00A-38798-3-V is a reliable, versatile breakers that can be used in a variety of applications. It is practical for use with the latest HVAC systems, ensuring that equipment and individuals are protected from electrical hazards.

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