0031.1401

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Fuseholders are a vital component used in many electric circuits. The 0031.1401 fuseholders is a type of fuseholder specifically designed for establishing the proper electrical connection, current rating, and electrical safety requirements.

The 0031.1401 fuseholder is capable of accepting up to 32 standard size fuses with the 4600V rating. The operating temperature range is -55°C to +125°C with a UL rating of 1000/700 V. The fuseholder is made of impact-resistant glass-filled thermoplastic, able to withstand mechanical shock and vibration as well as corrosion. The fuseholder also has additional features such as the "push-in" clip design, which allows for easy and secure mounting and releasing of the fuse.

The 0031.1401 fuseholder is commonly used in a variety of applications, such as in automotive fuse systems, lighting systems, telecommunications equipment, consumer electronics, and many other industrial and commercial applications.

The working principle of the 0031.1401 fuseholder is quite simple. It works by using electrical current, thanks to the contact between the conductor material used in the fuseholder and the loaded fuse. Through this contact, electrical current travels along the conductor material and into the fuse. Any electrical faults or surges will cause the fuse to blow, thus protecting the circuit from any further damage.

In addition to providing electrical safety, the 0031.1401 fuseholder also prevents the accidental connection of another jumper or another device to the wrong circuit. It also allows for easy replacement of fuses and prevents shorts due to incorrect wiring.

The 0031.1401 fuseholder is a very important component in electrical systems and is widely used in various types of circuits. It ensures that the electrical current is being properly directed and that any potential errors or problems with the circuit are taken care of without putting the system at risk. It is an effective way of protecting both the circuit and the connected equipment and devices.

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