UPL1110-25351-1 Circuit Protection

Circuit Breakers and the UPL1110-25351-1 Application Field and Working Principle

A circuit breaker is an essential component of any electrical system. Its primary goal is to provide a controlled interruption of electrical current in the event of an overcurrent. This helps to protect equipment, reduce the risk of fire, and reduce the duration and cost of repairs. Circuit breakers vary in size and complexity, but the UPL1110-25351-1 is a small, single-pole, UL listed, industrial-grade breaker that is designed for use in residential or commercial applications.

The UPL1110-25351-1 circuit breaker is typically used in residential, commercial, and light industrial applications to protect motors, appliances, and other types of equipment from dangerous overcurrents. It features a 1-pole, 10A trip point, and is rated for 120/240V AC. Additionally, its small size and ease of mounting make it an attractive choice for a variety of applications.

The working principle of the UPL1110-25351-1 is based on the heat generated by an overcurrent passing through the circuit breaker. When the trip point is reached, the breaker\'s internal components heat up and expands, triggering a set of contacts to open the circuit. Once the current is interrupted, the breaker cools down and sets itself to its original position, allowing the current to resume. This resetting process is automated, which eliminates the need for manual resetting.

The UPL1110-25351-1 is a compact, versatile circuit breaker, making it an ideal choice for a wide range of applications. It is UL listed for safety, and is designed to provide reliable, long-term protection. The ease of installation, low cost, and wide range of applications make the UPL1110-25351-1 a cost-effective solution for any circuit breaker need.