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Electronic circuit protectors use microprocessors to monitor and process current, actuate semiconductor switches, provide precise setting options and short reaction times, and protect delicate downstream electronics. Multi-channel models distribute and monitor load currents over several circuits.
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Electronic circuit breakers/protectors provide supplementary protection for electrical circuits against overcurrent and short-circuit faults. They use solid-state components and advanced algorithms to quickly sense and interrupt the current flow, minimizing the duration of a fault and reducing the potential for damage to the electrical system. They provide improved reliability, accuracy, and flexibility compared to traditional counterparts and offer advanced features, such as adjustable trip characteristics, remote signaling, and thermal-magnetic or electronic trip units. NEC Class 2 rated models allow conversion from a non-NEC Class 2 power supply to a Class 2 device.
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Electronic circuit breakers/protectors provide supplementary protection of 12 or 24 VDC circuits for up to 10A per channel, protecting against overloads and short circuits. NEC Class 2 rated models allow conversion from a non-NEC class 2 power supply to a Class 2 device.
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