0032.1005

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Fuseholders

In electronic circuits, fuseholders are components that protect against circuit failure due to an overload or short circuit. Fuseholders are used extensively in modern applications to guard against component failure or any other kind of hazard. 0032.1005 fuseholders are one of the most popular models, and are designed for applications with currents of up to 20A.

Application Field

0032.1005 fuseholders are ideal for use in various industrial and commercial applications, including the automotive industry, household appliances, aircraft electrical equipment, and motor start panels. They are also suitable for the protection of control systems, signal systems, heating and air conditioning systems, pump submersible systems, and other applications.

Working Principle

A 0032.1005 fuseholder consists of a plastic or metal body, a socket, two levers, and a terminal block. When an appliance is connected to the fuseholder, a fuse element is inserted into the socket. If too much current flows through the fuseholder, the two levers will move apart and the fuse element will be broken, preventing any further flow of electricity. This will protect the device or circuit from any potential damage. The terminal block allows for easy connection of various other wiring components.

Safety Features

0032.1005 fuseholders are designed to be safe and secure, with a heavy-duty plastic body that is impact-resistant and fire-retardant. The terminals are designed to be shock-proof, and the housing is designed to minimize heat dissipation. Additionally, the fuseholder is UL-approved and tested to ensure it meets all safety regulations.

Conclusion

0032.1005 fuseholders are an ideal choice for applications that require protection from overcurrent. They are easy to install and are designed for safety and durability. They can handle currents of up to 20A, and are UL approved for added safety.

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