R11-3-10.0A-29865-1

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R11-3-10.0A-29865-1 circuit breakers are widely used in many situations. It is suitable for installation in switch gear assemblies, as either service or housebreakers, depending on the situation.They are also suitable for installation in distribution-type enclosures of all types, as a supplementary switch for controlling small motors, and for providing general control-circuit protection.

R11-3-10.0A-29865-1 circuit breakers can be classified into three types, namely thermal-magnetic, combination, and low voltage types.Thermal-magnetic Circuit Breakers has a thermal mechanism, actuated manually by a toggle mechanism, and operates on the principle of heat dissipation. The heat dissipation activates a solenoid which trips the contactor, opening the protected circuit during an overload or short circuit condition. Combination Circuit Breakers are also actuated manually by a toggle mechanism, however combine a hydraulic delay timer and a thermal element in addition to the thermal mechanism.

Low Voltage Circuit Breakers operate similar to the thermal-magnetic circuit breakers described above, however the thermal element is replaced with a spring clip mechanism. This mechanism trips the contactor open much faster than the thermal element, allowing for quicker protection for the protected circuit when an abnormal current condition is detected.

Additionally, each type of R11-3-10.0A-29865-1 circuit breaker includes an integrated fault indicator. The fault indicator is connected to a shunt-trip assembly featuring several contacts which, when properly wired, will give visual indication when an abnormal condition is detected.

The function of the R11-3-10.0A-29865-1 circuit breaker is to limit and protect electrical circuits from abnormal current conditions. This is accomplished by manually actuating the circuit breaker, activating the integrated thermal, hydraulic, or spring mechanisms. The activated mechanism trips the contactor open, breaking the circuit and allowing an abnormally high current condition to be limited or contained.

The fault indicator is used to provide visual indication of the occurrence of an abnormal current condition. When properly wired, the shunt-trip assembly will open and the status of the circuit breaker can be read via the indicators. This helps to quickly identify the source of any electrical disturbance or fault, allowing for quicker corrective action or maintenance.

R11-3-10.0A-29865-1 circuit breakers are approved and recognized by Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. This certification provides assurance that the circuit breaker has been tested and found to meet UL\'s stringent safety requirements. The UL listing also confirms that the circuit breaker meets applicable national and regional standards governing the design, formation, and use of electrical products.

In conclusion, R11-3-10.0A-29865-1 circuit breakers are reliable, safe and efficient in protecting electrical circuits from abnormal current conditions. They are best used in applications requiring manual actuation, as well as in applications requiring visual indication of the occurrence of an abnormal condition. These circuit breakers are approved and recognized by Underwriters Laboratories, Inc, ensuring a safe and reliable product.

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