T11-1-10.0A-03-31

Circuit Breakers

T11-1-10.0A-03-31 Application Field and Working Principle

Circuit breakers are a commonly used electrical device that is used to protect electrical circuits from damage due to over current, overloads, or short circuits. It is important to understand the difference between the two types of circuit breakers, manual and automatic breakers. Manual breakers are manually operated and require a person to switch them off when a fault is detected, while automatic breakers are self-activating and disconnect the electrical circuit when a safe limit of current or voltage is exceeded.

The T11-1-10.0A-03-31 circuit breaker is an automatic two-pole (240VAC) breaker that is designed for residential and light industrial applications. The unit supports a maximum amperage of 10 amps, making it suitable for most households. It is also UL- and CSA-listed, showing that it follows the standards of safety and quality set out by the electrical safety governing bodies.

The working principle behind the T11-1-10.0A-03-31 circuit breaker is relatively simple. It works by detecting changes in current flow and then responding to it appropriately. When current in the circuit reaches the set point for the breaker, the device trips and shuts off power to the affected circuit. The breaker can then be reset either manually or automatically after the fault is rectified.

The T11-1-10.0A-03-31 circuit breaker is typically used in residential homes in combination with GFCI, AFCI and other UL-listed protective devices. It can also be used to protect various appliances and IT equipment in industrial environments. These circuit breakers are a great way to ensure protection of your family and connections in case of a fault.