UPL1-1REC4-24054-3 Circuit Protection

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A circuit breaker is an automatically operated electrical switch designed to protect an electrical circuit from damage caused by overload or short circuit. Circuit breakers can be found in both electrical and electronic equipment. The UPL1-1REC4-24054-3 is a type of circuit breaker that is commonly used in residential and commercial applications.

The UPL1-1REC4-24054-3 circuit breaker is a single-pole, thermal magnetic breaker designed for use in 120/240-volt distribution panels. It is designed to interrupt the circuit in the event of overload or short circuit conditions. The circuit breaker is UL 489-listed and CSA-approved for use in residential and light commercial applications.

The UPL1-1REC4-24054-3 circuit breaker is equipped with a bimetallic strip and two magnetic fields. The bimetallic strip works by increasing in length when heated. When heat is generated within the circuit, the bimetallic strip will deform and release the switch contact, thus interrupting the current flow. The two magnetic fields work in tandem with the bimetallic strip to keep the breaker in a "closed" state. The two magnetic fields reinforce each other and work in the opposite direction to keep the breaker closed. In the event of an overload or short circuit, the magnetic fields will collapse, allowing the bimetallic strip to deform and open the switch contact, thus interrupting the current flow.

The UPL1-1REC4-24054-3 circuit breaker is a reliable solution for applications that require a circuit breaker that can handle both overloads and short circuits. It is suitable for use in residential and light commercial applications, providing reliable and effective protection against damage caused by over-currents. The UPL1-1REC4-24054-3 is a reliable, cost-effective choice for electrical protection in residential and light commercial applications.

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