R11-62-20.0A-35778-2-V

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Circuit breakers perform the vital function of protecting electrical systems, devices, and people from potential damage related to electricity. The R11-62-20.0A-35778-2-V is a specific type of circuit breaker that is designed to provide protection against overcurrents, as well as overvoltage, as applied to low-voltage power systems.

Application Field

The R11-62-20.0A-35778-2-V circuit breaker is designed for the specific protection of low-voltage power systems, such as those found in residential, commercial and industrial buildings. The device is designed for applications where there are multiple circuit breakers in use and provides a broad range of protection for a wide variety of electrical systems and devices.

Working Principle

The working principle of the R11-62-20.0A-35778-2-V circuit breaker is fairly simple. The device is designed to detect when the current in a given power system rises to a level that is considered dangerous and shuts the power off until the underlying issue can be resolved. When the current is at a safe level, the power supply is automatically restored.

The device also includes a number of safety features, including a thermal overload protection module that prevents the circuit breaker from overheating and a switch that must be manually reset after a power failure. In addition, the device is able to detect when there is an excess of voltage in a given system, which can help protect against certain types of electrical damage.

Overall, the R11-62-20.0A-35778-2-V circuit breaker is designed to provide reliable protection for a variety of low-voltage power systems. By automatically detecting potentially dangerous levels of current and voltage in a power system, it helps to ensure that both the system and any people who may be in contact with it remain safe.

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