T11-1-10.0A-01-10

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Circuit Breakers are safety components in electrical installations. They are used to prevent current overload and electric shock by interrupting the flow of electricity to an appliance if the current tries to exceed a certain level.

T11-1-10.0A-01-10 is a type of circuit breaker designed for industrial, commercial, and residential applications. It is a three-phase breaker that protects both neutral and ground circuits from overcurrent and short circuit.

T11-1-10.0A-01-10 breaks the circuit when the current exceeds a specified value, by means of a built-in sensor that detects the current level. It is typically set to tripping level of 10 amps. When the circuit is tripped, the breaker cuts off all power to the appliance, thus protecting it from damage due to overcurrent.

In addition to its trip level setting, T11-1-10.0A-01-10 has also adjustable short-circuit sensing capabilities, as well as adjustable time delay settings. These features make it suitable for applications such as load shedding, hot-swapping, and fault isolation in places such as manufacturing plants, factories, and warehouses.

T11-1-10.0A-01-10 is designed with two independent active contacts, allowing for isolation of a faulted device. It also has a manual override switch, which makes it easier to reset the breaker in case of an emergency.

T11-1-10.0A-01-10 is a high-quality, energy-efficient component, and is capable of withstanding high temperatures and humidity. Its stainless steel design makes it resistant to rust and corrosion. It is also UL-listed and CSA-certified, so it can be trusted to provide durable and reliable protection from electrical hazards.

In conclusion, T11-1-10.0A-01-10 is an advanced and reliable circuit breaker designed for use in industrial, commercial, and residential applications. It is an efficient, safe, and cost-effective component that offers reliable protection from dangerous electrical faults.

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