W23-X1007-1

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W23-X1007-1 Application Field and Working Principle

Circuit breakers are one of the most common devices used in electrical systems for preventing electric faults. W23-X1007-1 is a specific type of circuit breaker which can be used for residential, commercial and industrial applications. The main purpose of this device is to protect the power system from surges and fault currents.

The W23-X1007-1 is a two-pole, thermal-magnetic, molded case circuit breaker. It is a type-A device per UL 489 standard. It provides short-circuit protection and overload protection with up to 5600A interrupting capacity at 480 volts AC. The breaker can also be used to control branch branch circuits. It is UL listed and CSA certified.

The W23-X1007-1 has a high performance rating and is designed to provide reliable and safe protection. The breaker has an adjustable trip point and an adjustable trip time delay. This allows the user to customize the settings to match the specific needs of the application. The breaker also has a temperature sensing element which provides enhanced protection and reduces nuisance tripping.

The W23-X1007-1 circuit breaker works by sensing the current passing through it and then opening the circuit if the load exceeds the breaker\'s capacity. It is designed to detect both overloads and short circuits. When a fault is detected, the breaker will immediately open the circuit, thus effectively preventing the damage to equipment and persons in the vicinity.

The W23-X1007-1 circuit breaker is an excellent choice for residential, commercial and industrial applications. It is easy to install and provides an economical way to protect the electrical system from faults and overloads. This type of circuit breaker is a cost-effective and reliable solution for protecting electrical systems and personnel from dangerous and costly electrical faults.

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