W93-X112-40

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Circuit breakers are electrical devices which are built to protect an electrical circuit from damage caused by an overload or short circuit. The W93-X112-40 is a type of circuit breaker which is designed to automatically detect, protect, and regulate the flow of electric current in a system. This type of circuit breaker is ideal for applications that require reliable, automatic protection of electrical equipment.

The W93-X112-40 is a three-pole circuit breaker that is rated for both residential and commercial applications. It is capable of handling up to 40 amps of current and has a voltage rating of 600 volts. This makes it suitable for a variety of applications including lighting, heating, air conditioning, and other large electrical equipment. The W93-X112-40 is also equipped with a manual reset which allows for resetting the breaker in case of an overload or short circuit.

The W93-X112-40 circuit breaker is designed to work in two main ways. The first is thermal trip protection which uses a bimetal strip to detect when the temperature of the circuit exceeds its rated temperature. When this happens, the bimetal strip will bend, opening the circuit and protecting the equipment from damage. The other way the circuit breaker works is through overcurrent protection. In this case, if the circuit has too much current running through it, an electromagnet will be triggered and the breaker will open the circuit before any damage can occur.

The W93-X112-40 is designed to provide reliable, automatic protection of electrical circuits and equipment. It can handle up to 40 amps of current and is rated for 600 volts so it can be used in a variety of applications. Its thermal trip protection and overcurrent protection features ensure that the circuit breaker will open the circuit before any damage can occur, protecting the system from harm.

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