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Miniature switch/CBE offered for process control

An E-T-A Circuit Breakers product story
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk editorial team Feb 26, 2002

combined switch functionality features a miniaturised plug-in circuit breaker, which is designed to reduce downtime in process control and automation applications.

Miniaturised switch/CBE offered for process control E-T-A Circuit Breakers has introduced a miniaturised plug-in circuit breaker with combined switch functionality.

Designed to reduce downtime in process control and automation applications, the product provides re-settable replacements for blade fuses and is conveniently installed by means of a complementary purpose designed terminal block system.

The new E-T-A 1180 Thermal Circuit Breaker for Equipment (CBE) is an attractively styled plug-in device designed for voltage ratings up to 250V AC or 65V DC.

The current rating can be selected from a wide range of values between 0.1A and 10A.

The tripped/off position is clearly indicated by the push button actuator with optional press on/press off operation.

The 1180 will provide a permanent replacement for a bladetype fuse.

Instead of having to identify which fuse is blown and then trying to locate a suitable replacement, the button on the 1180 is pressed to instantly re-energise the circuit.

Furthermore, the characteristic of the CBE is designed to avoid nuisance tripping from short-term surges or transients, caused, for example, by motor start-ups.

These may cause fuses to blow unnecessarily.

E-T-A is also offering a DIN-rail terminal block mounting system for the 1180, complete with insulation barriers, labels and a bus bar for connection of a common supply for up to 10 devices.

There is an option of led indication of the circuit status.

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