Circuit Breakers

A circuit breaker is an automatically operated electrical switch designed to protect an electrical circuit from damage caused by excess current from an overload or short circuit. Its basic function is to interrupt current flow after a fault is detected. Unlike a fuse, which operates once and then must be replaced, a circuit breaker can be reset (either manually or automatically) to resume normal operation.


E-T-A 2210-S211-P1F2-Z141-2A

CIR BRK THRM-MAG 2A 250VAC/65VDC

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E-T-A 2210-S211-P1T1-Z141-0.1A

CIR BRK THERM 100MA 250VAC/65VDC

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E-T-A 2210-S211-P1M1-Z141-8A

CIR BRK THRM-MAG 8A 250VAC/65VDC

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E-T-A 2210-S211-P1M1-Z141-6A

CIR BRK THRM-MAG 6A 250VAC/65VDC

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E-T-A 2210-T210-K0F2-H131-0.4A

CIR BRK THERM 400MA 250VAC/65VDC

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E-T-A 2210-T210-K0F2-H131-0.3A

CIR BRK THERM 300MA 250VAC/65VDC

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E-T-A 2210-T210-K0F2-H131-0.2A

CIR BRK THERM 200MA 250VAC/65VDC

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E-T-A 2210-T210-K0M1-H131-1A

CIR BRK THRM-MAG 1A 250VAC/65VDC

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