UPG43-24689-1 Circuit Protection

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Circuit breakers are important pieces of electrical equipment that are used to protect both electrical systems and the people using them from serious damage. UPG43-24689-1 is a type of circuit breaker that is used in various applications. It is designed to trip off the power when it detects an overcurrent, thereby preventing damage to the electrical system.

The UPG43-24689-1 is a three-pole circuit breaker with a control circuit that is designed to detect an overcurrent. It is used in electrical systems rated at up to 250A. This circuit breaker is a compact and lightweight model, making it suitable for a variety of applications, such as panel boards, switching gear and used in lighting applications.

The UPG43-24689-1 works by detecting an excess current in an electrical circuit. If too much current is drawn from the circuit, the breaker will trip and open the circuit, which will cut off the power supply. This prevents the wiring and other components from being overloaded and burning out due to the excessive current. The breaker can then be reset when the current returns to a safe level.

The design of the UPG43-24689-1 includes a thermal switch that is used to detect an elevated temperature in the circuit. An elevated temperature could be caused by an overload, miswiring or other problem. This switch will then open the circuit to help prevent further damage.

The UPG43-24689-1 also includes an electromagnet to detect the current, as well as an operating solenoid to trip the circuit breaker. The solenoid is electrically operated, and when the excess current is detected, it will switch off the power supply. This ensures that the components of the system are protected from damage.

The UPG43-24689-1 is a reliable and durable circuit breaker that can be used in a variety of applications. Its three-pole design helps to ensure that it is compatible with a variety of systems. In addition, its ability to detect an overcurrent and to trip the breaker makes it an excellent choice for protecting electrical systems from damage caused by excessive power.

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