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From home electrical systems to advanced industrial circuits, circuit breakers protect power systems from electrical power overloads, ground faults, arc faults, and other scenarios where electricity could pose a safety risk to people and property. In the case of a fault, circuit breakers interrupt the flow of electricity, limiting the energy available to cause damage. 

Warm temperatures can wreak havoc on electrical components and other manufacturing machinery, causing temperatures to rise to unacceptable levels. High temperatures can affect drives, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), and other automation equipment, leading to detrimental system failure, thermal aging, and reduction in thermo-mechanical cycle life.