Why Your Circuit Breaker Works in the Lab – But Trips in the Field
Why does a circuit breaker work perfectly in the lab but fail in the field?
The answer is not a defect — it is physics.
Most false trips are caused by inrush current, DC ripple, temperature and vibration.
AIRPAX hydraulic-magnetic circuit breakers are designed to ignore short electrical transients and respond only to real overloads, making them the preferred choice for military, medical, and mission-critical power systems.


