Identifying A Circuit Breaker

Replacing an existing circuit breaker? Simply look at the label. Typically, the part number is displayed on the primary label of the breaker, usually by the manufacturer logo. Look for one of the following markings: Part Number or P/N Catalog Number or Cat # Mfr Part Number or MPN In most cases other markings like …

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Circuit Breaker Mounting Hardware

What is mounting hardware? A hardware kit, “link kit” or “finger kit”, is necessary to mount circuit breakers into most panelboards. The hardware kit makes the electrical connection between the circuit breaker and the vertical bus. Most hardware kits include everything that is needed to mount the circuit breaker safely into the specified panel including …

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Understanding Tandem / Twin Breakers for QO Load Centers

Tandem breakers are known by different names, such as duplex, slimline, twin, half-height, half-inch, double and wafer breakers. Some may confuse tandem breakers with two-pole circuit breakers, however, tandem breakers do not get connected to two different poles at a panelboard and do not have a common trip or handle tie for simultaneous disconnecting of two poles — unlike a two-pole circuit breaker.

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New Product Launch – PLC: Allen Bradley 2711P-RDT10C Series B

Reading Time: 3 minutes Hey there Contractors and fellow Service Professionals! Today we are covering the last item of the PLC series, the Allen Bradley 2711P-RDT10C Series B PLC. This is a 10.4 inch display module with touchscreen and 18-bit color graphics. This standard display module is a replacement part for PanelView Plus graphics terminal. …

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New Product Launch – PLC: Allen Bradley 1785-L40E Series E

Reading Time: 2 minutes Hey there Contractors and fellow Service Professionals! Today we are covering the Allen Bradley 1785-L40E Series E PLC. This is an EtherNet/IP Controller with 48K words SRAM user memory. The Ethernet controller embedded TCP/IP communication capabilities allow to communicate with other Ethernet PLC 5 processors and host computers. The PLC 5/40 …

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New Product Launch – PLC: Allen Bradley 1756-L62S Series B

Reading Time: 2 minutes Hey there Contractors and fellow Service Professionals! Today we are covering the Allen Bradley 1756-L62S Series B PLC. This is a GuardLogix Logix5562S Processor with 4 MB standard memory and 1 MB safety memory. The 1756-L62S Logix 5562S GuardLogix controller is a ControlLogix controller that also provides safety control. During development, …

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New Product Launch – PLC: Allen Bradley 1756-L61 Series B

Reading Time: 2 minutes Hey there Contractors and fellow Service Professionals! Today we are covering the Allen Bradley 1756-L61 Series B PLC. This is a ControlLogix Logix5561 Processor with 2 MB user memory. This 1756-L61 controller comes with one RS-232 serial built-in communication port. The connections supported is 250 max. The 1756-L61 Logix 5561 controller …

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Hammond Transformers: The Ultimate Guide to Hammond Power Solutions Products

Hammond Power Solutions Inc. (HPS) is the industry leader in the design and manufacture of standard and custom magnetic dry-type transformers. Established in 1917, the global company has facilities in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, India and Italy. With over 100 years of experience, the company database contains over one million transformer designs and offers thousands …

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What Breakers Can Replace Murray Circuit Breakers?

Circuit breakers are a crucial component of an electrical power system. They act as automatic electrical switches to protect an electrical circuit from damage, due to excess current caused by an overload or short-circuit. Circuit Breakers exhibit this function by inhibiting current flow once a fault is present.

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Which Obsolete Electrical Parts Are Most in Demand?

Obsolete Electrical Parts When obsolete electrical parts reach the end of their lifecycle, their production also terminates. Contrary to what you might believe, obsolete electrical parts are not unwanted parts because they are faulty. Usually, these electrical components function perfectly fine. They become obsolete due to overstocking by the seller or the emergence of a …

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