This utility model relates to an air outlet structure for a miniature
circuit breaker. By setting a first air outlet and a second air outlet on the housing, a multi-channel arc-extinguishing path is formed. During the operation of the
circuit breaker, the
electric arc and heat generated inside can be quickly dissipated through these two air outlets, preventing the
airflow from interfering with each other within the arc-extinguishing
assembly. This effectively reduces the
residence time of the
electric arc inside the
circuit breaker. The first air guide wall between the arc-extinguishing
assembly and the first air outlet, and the second air guide wall between the arc-extinguishing
assembly and the second air outlet, play a role in precisely guiding the
airflow. When an
electric arc is generated, the air guide wall can guide the
airflow in an orderly and uniform manner to the arc-extinguishing assembly, forming a stable and suitable airflow field around the arc-extinguishing grid. This airflow field helps to quickly remove the heat and
plasma generated by the electric arc, accelerate the arc extinguishing process, improve the arc extinguishing efficiency, reduce the
erosion of the internal components of the circuit breaker by the electric arc, and enhance the
breaking capacity and reliability of the circuit breaker.