R41-0F..S00269131

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Circuit Breakers

A circuit breaker is an essential electrical component that works to protect equipment, buildings, and individuals from electric shock. It does this by opening or closing a circuit - either manually or automatically - depending on the specific need.The R41-0F..S00269131 circuit breaker is a step into the next generation of circuit protection, designed with the latest technologies to provide superior protection in a variety of applications. With its unique design, it is the perfect device for any modern electrical system.

Application Field

The R41-0F..S00269131 can be used in a variety of applications, ranging from residential to commercial, industrial, and more. It is designed to meet the stringent safety requirements of these industries, complying with both UL and IEC standards.For residential use, the R41-0F..S00269131 is an excellent choice. Its compact size makes it easy to install in tight spaces, while its fast-acting design ensures that it will respond quickly in the event of an overload. In addition, its built-in electronic trip indicator makes it easy to monitor for any potential problems.The R41-0F..S00269131 is also ideal for commercial use. Its robust construction, combined with its comprehensive range of features, makes it the perfect choice for applications where safety and reliability are critical. It is also highly resistant to vibration and shock, making it perfect for work situations where machinery may be in operation.

Working Principle

The R41-0F..S00269131 circuit breaker uses advanced technology to detect any overloads in a circuit and interrupt the power supply automatically. The mechanism works by using two separate sets of contacts, which are either open or closed depending on the amount of current that is flowing through the circuit.The first set of contacts is called the trip contacts, and these are designed to break the circuit if the current exceeds a predetermined level. As the circuit is broken, the power supply to the connected equipment is interrupted, preventing any damage from occurring.The second set of contacts, called the reset contacts, are used to restore power to the circuit. When the current drops to an acceptable level, the reset contacts will close, and power will be restored to the circuit. The reset contacts are also designed to withstand short-term spikes in current, so the breaker won’t trip unless the current is consistently high.

The R41-0F..S00269131 is an excellent choice for a variety of applications. Its advanced design and construction ensure the highest level of safety and reliability, while its compact size makes it easy to install in even the tightest of spaces. With its fast-acting protection mechanism, and its ability to withstand both vibration and shock, it is the perfect choice for any modern electrical system.

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