Factory source Parts Of Circuit Breaker - Electrical Supplier 0.1-25A Motor Protection Circuit Breaker – Hawai
Factory source Parts Of Circuit Breaker - Electrical Supplier 0.1-25A Motor Protection Circuit Breaker – Hawai Detail:
Applications
The breaker is mainly used for the overload andshort circuit protection of the motor in AC.50/60Hz, up to 660V,0.1-25A power circuit, as a full-voltage starter to start and out off themotor, under the AC3 load or for the over-load and short-circuit protection of the circuit and power equipment in the power distribution network the trip in the breaker is divided into two types: one is the bimetallic counter-tine-limit delay trip used for the over-load protection; the other is the electromagnetic instantaneoustrip used for the short circuit protection. The breaker has its temperature-compensating mechanism, which is not affected by the ambient temperature.
HWGV2 series motor protecting breaker adopts the designing of ma has brautifulshape, small value, complete range of factions and performance.
HWGV2 series is conformity with IEC 60947.2, IEC60947.4EN60947.1 standards. Switch an contactor can make up the starting of the in protection grade of the case of HWGV2 series and reach lP55.
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By Zoe from Cape Town - 2018.12.28 15:18
Goods just received, we are very satisfied, a very good supplier, hope to make persistent efforts to do better.
By Maria from Mauritania - 2017.09.28 18:29
