UPG11-7136-6 Circuit Protection

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Circuit Breakers are an essential safety system in all kinds of buildings. They are designed to protect electric circuits from overloads, short circuits, and fault currents. The UPG11-7136-6 is a type of circuit breaker specifically designed for crisis management applications. It has a wide range of applications and a simple yet effective working principle.

Applications

The UPG11-7136-6 is suitable for many different types of crisis management applications such as medical, military, and industrial. It is primarily designed to operate in extreme environments with wide voltage and temperature ranges. It can withstand up to 3,000 volts AC and short-term currents up to 75 Amps. That makes it suitable for use in a variety of power distribution and emergency shut-off systems.

The circuit breaker is also well suited for use in both residential and commercial buildings. It is designed to be mounted directly onto electrical panels or wiring boxes, which makes it easy to install in homes and businesses. It also makes it simple to monitor the system’s current draw, preventing overloaded circuits to ensure the safety of people and property.

The UPG11-7136-6 is also suitable for use in industrial control panels. It can be used to protect new or existing systems from overvoltages, overcurrents, and short circuits. This gives industrial operations enough time to safely shut down processes before any potential damage can occur.

Working Principle

The UPG11-7136-6 circuit breaker is designed to detect abnormal current surges in an electric circuit. When a surge is detected, the breaker will instantly trip, disconnecting the circuit and preventing further damage. The breaker is designed to work on both alternating and direct currents.

The breaker works by using a special trip lever. This lever is connected to several internal springs. When the electrical current in the circuit reaches a certain level, the trip lever is forced, activating the internal springs. These springs then cause the breaker to trip, opening the circuit.

The UPG11-7136-6 has a built-in thermal protection feature that prevents the breaker from being overloaded. This feature uses a sensing element that detects when the circuit’s current draw is too high. The breaker will then trip before any damage or injury can occur.

Conclusion

The UPG11-7136-6 circuit breaker is an essential tool for many different types of crisis management applications. It is designed to withstand extreme conditions and protect electric circuits from overloads, short circuits, and fault currents. It uses a simple trip lever working principle and a built-in thermal protection feature to ensure the safety of people and property.

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