UPGB66-25010-3 Circuit Protection

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Circuit breakers, such as the UPGB66-25010-3, are individual components designed to provide protection for an electrical circuit. The purpose of a circuit breaker is to disconnect the power supply to the circuit if it detects a fault or excessive current. Although it works similarly to traditional fuses, the UPGB66-25010-3 circuit breakers provide increased protection and can automatically reset themselves after the fault has been cleared.

The UPGB66-25010-3 circuit breaker features a wide range of applications in both industrial and commercial settings. It is ideal for protecting motors, electrical equipment and wiring, as well as being suitable for applications in which current overloading needs to be monitored closely. The UPGB66-25010-3 also boasts improved safety and reliability, as well as being cost-effective.

The UPGB66-25010-3 features a two-pole design, meaning that it can be used in applications where the current flow switches from one line to another. In addition, it has a reset-able thermal element in order to prevent over-currents that could potentially cause an electrical fire. The device is also fitted with a visual display that clearly indicates when the unit has been activated.

The UPGB66-25010-3 works according to the principle of thermal-magnetic protection. When the current exceeds the nominal value, the thermal-magnetic element heats up and trips the circuit breaker. This cuts off the flow of electricity to the circuit in order to prevent any damage from occurring. When the short circuit or over-current has been cleared, the circuit breaker can be reset manually.

The UPGB66-25010-3 is a reliable and cost-efficient circuit breaker that provides increased safety and protection. It can be used in a wide range of industrial and commercial applications, and is suitable for protecting against over-currents and other electrical faults that could potentially cause harm.

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