R21-62F-25.0A-B02CV-V

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A circuit breaker is a type of electrical switch designed to interrupt electric current when it reaches a certain level. R21-62F-25.0A-B02CV-V is a type of circuit breaker. It is typically used in residential and commercial settings, for protection against electric shock or overloading of the electrical system.

The R21-62F-25.0A-B02CV-V circuit breaker has several main components, including the arc quencher, contact arm, and trip mechanism. The arc quencher works to quench any arcing that may occur between the contacts when the circuit breaker is tripped. The contact arm moves to open or close the switch, depending on the settings on the breaker. The trip mechanism is the most important part of the circuit breaker, as it works to automatically open the switch if current levels exceed the specified limits.

The R21-62F-25.0A-B02CV-V is commonly used in applications that require either a 25-amp single-pole or a 62-amp double-pole circuit breaker. It is suitable for use in 120/240-volt AC circuits and can be used in lighting, air conditioning, and heating circuits. Additionally, it can be used for branch circuit protection on 120/240-volt nominally rated systems. It can also be used for other applications where a higher ampere rating is required.

The working principle of the R21-62F-25.0A-B02CV-V circuit breaker is quite simple. When the current passing through it increases above the set limits, the trip mechanism is activated which causes the contact arm to open the switch. This interrupts the electric current and protects connected equipment from damage or overload. In most cases, the circuit breaker will trip automatically, but it can also be manually triggered by pressing the reset button.

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