Circuit Breakers

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Mfr Part #	Quantity Available	Price	Series	Package	Product Status	Mounting Type	Breaker Type	Current Rating (Amps)	Voltage Rating - AC	Voltage Rating - DC	Actuator Type	Number of Poles	Illumination	Illumination Voltage (Nominal)	Approval Agency
1019972 CIRCUIT BREAKER 1A Phoenix Contact	2,212 In Stock 974 Factory	1 : £12.83000 Box	TMC 7	Box	Active	DIN Rail	Thermal Magnetic	1A	277 V	60 V	Lever	1	None	-	cULus, UL1077
1019973 CIRCUIT BREAKER 2A Phoenix Contact	1,490 In Stock	1 : £12.83000 Box	TMC 7	Box	Active	DIN Rail	Thermal Magnetic	2A	277 V	60 V	Lever	1	None	-	cULus, UL1077
1019976 CIRCUIT BRAKER 5A Phoenix Contact	1,471 In Stock	1 : £12.83000 Box	TMC 7	Box	Active	DIN Rail	Thermal Magnetic	5A	277 V	60 V	Lever	1	None	-	cULus, UL1077
1019974 CIRCUIT BREAKER 3A Phoenix Contact	630 In Stock	1 : £12.83000 Box	TMC 7	Box	Active	DIN Rail	Thermal Magnetic	3A	277 V	60 V	Lever	1	None	-	cULus, UL1077
1019910 CIRCUIT BREAKER 3A Phoenix Contact	449 In Stock	1 : £12.83000 Box	TMC 7	Box	Active	DIN Rail	Thermal Magnetic	3A	277 V	60 V	Lever	1	None	-	cULus, UL1077
1020002 CIRCUIT BRAKER 10A Phoenix Contact	1,527 In Stock	1 : £25.65000 Box	TMC 7	Box	Active	DIN Rail	Thermal Magnetic	10A	277 V	125 V	Lever	2	None	-	cULus, UL1077
1019998 CIRCUIT BRAKER 5A Phoenix Contact	837 In Stock	1 : £25.65000 Box	TMC 7	Box	Active	DIN Rail	Thermal Magnetic	5A	277 V	125 V	Lever	2	None	-	cULus, UL1077
1020066 CIRCUIT BRAKER 6A Phoenix Contact	64 In Stock	1 : £25.65000 Box	TMC 7	Box	Active	DIN Rail	Thermal Magnetic	6A	277 V	125 V	Lever	2	None	-	cULus, UL1077
1019994 CIRCUIT BREAKER 1A Phoenix Contact	0 In Stock Check Lead Time	1 : £25.65000 Box	TMC 7	Box	Active	DIN Rail	Thermal Magnetic	1A	277 V	125 V	Lever	2	None	-	cULus, UL1077
2907585 CIR BRKR 3A 480VAC 125VDC Phoenix Contact	0 In Stock Check Lead Time	1 : £32.07000 Box	TMC 8	Box	Active	DIN Rail	Thermal Magnetic	3A	480 V	125 V	Lever	2	-	-	cULus, UL489

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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.