Circuit breaker with thermal and magnetic overload symbol

A very specific question!

The symbol you're referring to is likely a combination of two symbols:

  1. The thermal overload symbol: This is a triangle with a dot in the center, often represented as Δ.
  2. The magnetic overload symbol: This is a circle with a dot in the center, often represented as ℗.

When combined, the symbol for a circuit breaker with both thermal and magnetic overload protection is:

Δ℗

This symbol indicates that the circuit breaker is designed to trip in response to both thermal (overheating) and magnetic (overcurrent) overload conditions.

Here's a breakdown of what each part of the symbol represents:

By combining these two symbols, the Δ℗ symbol indicates that the circuit breaker is capable of detecting and responding to both thermal and magnetic overload conditions, providing a higher level of protection for the circuit and the equipment connected to it.