Thermomagnetic circuit breaker TM2-E16 9-14A

A thermomagnetic circuit breaker is a type of circuit breaker that incorporates both thermal and magnetic trip elements for overcurrent protection. It is a commonly used circuit protection device in residential, commercial, and industrial electrical systems. A thermomagnetic circuit breaker typically allows for adjustment of its tripping characteristics, specifically the thermal trip setting. The thermal trip setting determines the amount of overload current the circuit breaker can tolerate before tripping. By adjusting the thermal trip setting, you can customize the circuit breakers response to different levels of overcurrents. The combination of thermal and magnetic trip elements in a thermomagnetic circuit breaker provides comprehensive and reliable overcurrent protection. The thermal element protects against sustained overloads, while the magnetic element offers instantaneous protection against high-current faults. This dual protection mechanism makes the thermomagnetic circuit breaker suitable for a wide range of applications, protecting electrical systems, equipment, and personnel from potential hazards caused by excessive currents. Thermomagnetic circuit breakers are available in various current ratings and trip characteristics to suit different applications and circuit requirements. They are commonly used in electrical distribution panels, motor control centers, lighting circuits, and other installations where protection against overcurrents is essential. As with any electrical protection device, proper selection, installation, and maintenance are crucial to ensure the reliable and safe operation of thermomagnetic circuit breakers.