T11-2-15.0A-02-20

Circuit Breakers are electrical devices designed to protect electrical systems against overload or short circuits. In the event of an overload, the circuit breaker will open the circuit and prevent any further damage. The T11-2-15.0A-02-20 circuit breaker is designed to handle current up to 15 amps and is suitable for residential and commercial applications.

The T11-2-15.0A-02-20 circuit breaker is based on the bi-metallic strip technology. The bi-metallic strip is composed of two dissimilar metals that expand at different rates when heated. This strip is built into the circuit breaker and when an over-current flows through the circuit, it causes the bi-metallic strip to bend and break the circuit. When the overload is eliminated, the bi-metallic strip cools down and returns to its original shape, thus allowing the circuit to re-establish itself.

The T11-2-15.0A-02-20 circuit breaker is used in a variety of residential and commercial applications. These include circuit breaker panels located in houses, apartment complexes, office buildings, and industrial facilities. It is also used in medical facilities, restaurants, retail establishments, and manufacturing plants. Other applications include control panels, air conditioning systems, lighting systems, and fire safety systems.

The T11-2-15.0A-02-20 circuit breaker also carries other safety features. It has a manual trip switch that allows the circuit breaker to be manually tripped in the event of an overload. This switch has two positions—on and off. When the switch is in the off position, the circuit is open and no current can flow through it. The circuit breaker also has a heat-resistant enclosure, which ensures that the heat generated by the circuit will not damage the enclosure. Additionally, the circuit breaker has a self-reset feature, so that it can reset itself after an overload situation has been cleared.

The T11-2-15.0A-02-20 circuit breaker is an important device for protecting electrical systems from overloads or short circuits. It has a bi-metallic strip design that enables it to break the circuit when an over-current is detected. It is suitable for use in a variety of residential and commercial applications, including control panels, medical facilities, restaurants, and retail establishments. Additionally, it has safety features that include a manual trip switch, a heat-resistant enclosure, and a self-reset feature.