IEG66-1-52-8.00-01-V
Sensata
Sensata IEG66-1-52-8.00-01-V is a 2-pole magnetic hydraulic delay circuit breaker rated at 8A with lever actuation for panel mount applications.
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The Sensata UPG8-7855-1 is a hydraulic magnetic circuit breaker from the APG/UPG/IPG series, designed for reliable circuit protection and power switching. It features a lever actuator and is intended for panel mounting. This is a legacy product, and no new design-in orders are being accepted. Sensata Technologies recommends the Airpax™ IAG series for new designs.
The APG/UPG series circuit protectors utilize a current-sensitive hydraulic magnetic principle, adapting to various applications and environments without concern for temperature compensation that affects fuses. Nuisance tripping is minimized, ensuring precise operation.
This circuit breaker is suitable for applications such as data processing and broadcast equipment, vending and amusement machines, military, and marine applications. It is available in various configurations, including single or multi-pole variations, with different delays and ratings. The UPG circuit protector is recognized under UL Standard 1077 and certified by CSA as a supplementary protector. The APG series is qualified to MIL-PRF-55629.
Key specifications include panel mounting and a lever actuator. While specific current and voltage ratings are not detailed here, the series offers a wide variety of configurations to meet diverse needs. This product is identified by its part number UPG8-7855-1 and manufacturer part number UPG8-7855-1-ND.
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The Sensata UPG8-7855-1 is a hydraulic magnetic circuit breaker.
The Sensata UPG8-7855-1 is designed for panel mounting.
The UPG8-7855-1 features a lever actuator.
No, the APG/UPG series, including the UPG8-7855-1, is a legacy product and no new design-in orders are being accepted.