R21-2-6.00A-B02IV-V

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Circuit breakers serve to protect an Electrical System from damage caused by excess current from an overload or short circuit. R21-2-6.00A-B02IV-V are suitable for a variety of applications, from automotive to industrial power distribution, to provide over-current protection in a range of applications.

Applications

R21-2-6.00A-B02IV-V circuit breakers are primarily applied to provide over-current protection to a wide range of equipment and appliances in various industrial, commercial and residential applications. They are primarily used to provide protection up to 6.00A and are suitable for both AC and DC powers, with a variable voltage range. They are constructed of both plastic and metal materials and are designed for high performance and strength. R21-2-6.00A-B02IV-V are designed with a manual reset button and can provide over-current protection for many different types of service and appliance power distribution.

Working Principle

Circuit breakers are designed as a safety device to prevent excessive current from flowing when an overload or short circuit occurs. When the current reaches a pre-set value, the circuit breaker contacts open, breaking the circuit and preventing the current from further increasing. R21-2-6.00A-B02IV-V circuit breakers are designed with a manual reset button, and the contact trips the device when the pre-set value is exceeded. The contact then requires manual reset so that it can open again in the event of a re-occurring overload or short circuit.

Construction and Operation

The basic construction of an R21-2-6.00A-B02IV-V circuit breaker consists of a contact and housing, which is typically made from plastic or metal. Inside the housing, the contact is linked to a bimetal strip and other components, which are responsible for sensing the electrical current and for changing the contact state when the current exceeds a pre-determined limit. The contact is also connected to a manual reset button, which allows for the contact to be re-operated once the excess current has been addressed. When the pre-set value is exceeded, the bimetal strip warps and causes the contact to open, breaking the circuit and preventing the current from further increasing.

Conclusion

R21-2-6.00A-B02IV-V are designed for a variety of applications and are suitable for both AC and DC power distribution in both residential and industrial settings. R21-2-6.00A-B02IV-V circuit breakers provide over-current protection up to 6.00A and are equipped with a manual reset button. The contact is designed to trip when the pre-set current limit is exceeded, and the contact is then manually reset once the excess current has been corrected. In this way, R21-2-6.00A-B02IV-V circuit breakers help to protect an electrical system from damage caused by excess current from an overload or short circuit.

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