R41-0F..S00296740

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Circuit breakers are an essential part of electrical safety and are used to protect people and property from electrical hazards. R41-OF..S00296740 is a widely used circuit breaker in the industry.

Application Field

R41-OF..S00296740 is a UL listed circuit breaker and is used to protect against overload and short circuits in industrial and commercial electrical systems. It is designed for low voltage systems, ranging from single phase systems at 480 volts and three phase systems up to 300 volts. The circuit breaker also features a thermally-magnetic operation, meaning it breaks the current when it detects a surge in temperature, providing superior protection from short circuits, ground faults, and other dangerous conditions. This circuit breaker can also be used for external isolation in either the power distribution system or the control circuits.

Working Principle

R41-O F..S00296740 operates on a thermally-magnetic principle, meaning it will detect a surge in temperature and break the current before the system experiences significant damage. When the temperature reaches a pre-set limit, a metal pellet inside the breaker expands, causing the trip bar to open the circuit. The circuit breaker also contains a magnetic coil which will trip when high levels of current pass through, helping protect the system from overloads. The contact points will open, allowing the current to be broken and the circuit will remain open until the system is reset manually.

R41-O F..S00296740 provides superior protection against overloads, short circuits, and ground faults, making it an ideal choice for industrial and commercial applications. Its thermal-magnetic operation provides reliable protection from dangerous electrical conditions, meaning it can be trusted to protect people and property from electrical hazards.

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