T29-9368-1

Series:	SNAPAK®
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Breaker Type:	Magnetic (Hydraulic Delay)
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Current Rating:	--
Number of Poles:	2
Actuator Type:	Toggle
Illumination:	--
Illumination Voltage (Nominal):	--
Mounting Type:	Panel Mount

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Introduction:Circuit breakers are devices that protect electrical systems against overloads and ground faults. They allow an electrical circuit to be opened when harmful faults occur, and they quickly react to the situation to keep people and equipment safe. One of the most common types of circuit breakers is the T29-9368-1, which combines the benefits of current-limiting fuses, motor-operated time-delay fuses, and circuit breakers in a single device. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the T29-9368-1.Application Field:The T29-9368-1 is primarily used as a residential circuit breaker, making it ideal for houses, businesses, and other places of residence. It is particularly useful in locations where there is a risk of high current loads and exposure to dangerous levels of electricity. The breaker is also suitable for industrial applications, such as those involving large machinery and manufacturing processes, due to its ability to quickly and precisely detect and protect against faults. In addition, it is useful in applications that require a combination of both time-delay fuses and current-limiting fuses.Working Principle:The T29-9368-1 is designed to detect and protect against dangerous faults in electrical circuits. It uses a combination of current-limiting fuses and motor-operated time-delay fuses to provide protection against both overcurrents and ground faults. The fuse’s current-limiting function is activated as soon as a fault is detected, limiting the current flowing through the circuit. This keeps people and equipment safe in the event of a fault.The motor-operated time-delay fuse is designed to provide additional protection in the event of a prolonged overcurrent. This feature provides an extra layer of protection against prolonged overcurrents, which can occur due to a sudden surge in current or the failure of a motor. The time-delay fuse allows the breaker to wait a set amount of time before disconnecting the circuit, allowing an overcurrent to dissipate before it activates.Conclusion:The T29-9368-1 is a popular circuit breaker that combines the benefits of current-limiting fuses, motor-operated time-delay fuses, and circuit breakers in a single device. It is particularly useful for residential and industrial applications that require the protection of people and equipment from dangerous levels of electricity. The breaker works by detecting and protecting against dangerous faults in electrical circuits and can provide extra protection against prolonged overcurrents by activating a motor-operated time-delay fuse. This can help to ensure that the circuit remains safe and functional.

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