UPL111-28562-127 Circuit Protection

Circuit Breakers

The UPL111-28562-127 is a type of circuit breaker, which is designed to protect electrical circuits from damage due to excessive current. Circuit breakers are used to limit the amount of current that can be drawn from a circuit by disconnecting it when a certain threshold is exceeded. This type of circuit breaker is designed for industrial and commercial applications, and is particularly suitable for high-current applications.

Application Field

The UPL111-28562-127 circuit breaker is mainly used in industrial and commercial applications where high-current control is necessary. It is generally used in electrical distribution systems, high-current switching applications, and power plant equipment, as well as other electrical systems. It is most commonly used in high-current switching systems, such as electric motors or generators, to protect the system from potential damage caused by excessive current draw.

Working Principle

The UPL111-28562-127 circuit breaker utilizes thermal-magnetic tripping technology to limit the amount of current that can flow through the circuit. When an overload is detected, the circuit breaker trips, disconnecting the power to the circuit and preventing it from being overloaded. The thermal-magnetic tripping mechanism works by sensing an increase in temperature and current draw, and then quickly responding by disconnecting the power to the circuit.

The thermal-magnetic tripping mechanism provides a reliable and efficient way to protect high-current circuits from dangerous overloads and improve system safety. It is also designed to reset automatically once the current draw has been reduced to a safe level. This makes it suitable for use in industrial and commercial applications, where fast response times and reliable protection are essential.