Circuit Breakers

Circuit breakers or electric breakers are pivotal components in electrical systems designed to protect circuits from damage caused by excess current. These devices play a crucial role in enhancing the safety and reliability of electrical networks. Functioning as automatic switches, electric breakers detect abnormal current levels and respond by interrupting the flow of electricity. This rapid interruption prevents overheating, fires, and potential damage to connected devices or equipment. Circuit breakers are crucial in mitigating the risks associated with electrical faults and overloads. Available in various types, including thermal, magnetic, and hybrid designs, circuit breakers cater to specific applications and industries. Thermal circuit breakers respond to overcurrents by utilizing a bimetallic strip that bends under heat, while magnetic circuit breakers rely on electromagnetic forces to open the circuit during a fault. Hybrid versions combine both technologies for enhanced performance.