Interrupters

Interrupters are devices used in electrical systems to quickly stop or divert electrical current when necessary, such as during a fault or overload. They are similar to circuit breakers but are often designed for more precise control, such as multiple trips or phased disconnection. Interrupters help protect equipment and maintain safety by preventing excessive current that could cause damage or hazards. They operate automatically when abnormal conditions are detected, ensuring the electrical system responds swiftly to maintain stability and safety.