T51-2-1.00A-01-31A

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Introduction

Circuit breakers, commonly known as electric breakers, are a type of electric protection device designed to provide overload protection, short circuit protection and protective grounding protection by immediately shutting off the circuit and preventing any further current from flowing. The T51-2-1.00A-01-31A is a type of circuit breaker that is designed for public projects, industrial and commercial applications. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the T51-2-1.00A-01-31A circuit breaker.

Application Field

The T51-2-1.00A-01-31A circuit breaker is mainly used in public projects, industrial and commercial applications. It can be used to protect the circuit from being overloaded or shorted and can be used to protect the wiring of a building from damage caused by lightning or other sources of electrical disruption. This type of circuit breaker can also be used to isolate fault circuits, allowing normal voltage to be maintained in other parts of the circuit.

Working Principle

The T51-2-1.00A-01-31A circuit breaker consists of two parts: the arc-interrupting device and the trip unit. When the current passing through the circuit exceeds the rated value, the trip unit will sense the excessive current and release the gripper of the arc-interrupting device, thereby breaking the circuit. The arc-interrupting device, or circuit breaker, also features an internal gas-filled arc chamber that helps to cool down the arc and prevent it from re-establishing a connection. When the circuit breaker is switched off, a cavity remains in the arc chamber, trapping any residual heat and preventing further connection.

Conclusion

The T51-2-1.00A-01-31A circuit breaker is a powerful and efficient protection device designed to protect public projects, industrial and commercial applications. It works by immediately shutting off the circuit and preventing any further current from flowing by using an arc-interrupting device and a trip unit. This type of circuit breaker ensures that the building wiring is protected from damage caused by excess electrical current and allows for fault circuits to be isolated, preventing further disruption to other parts of the circuit.

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