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Fuses are a type of electrical safety device which are used most commonly in electrical circuits. They are designed to blow or "trip" when too much current flows through them, thereby protecting the circuit components. Fuses come in many different designs and sizes, but the most common type is the one in which the metal conductive element is housed in a ceramic or glass body. The 0034.3420 is a type of fuse that is used in various types of applications.

The 0034.3420 fuse is a low voltage, current-limited device which works on a time-delay principle. This allows it to provide an overcurrent protection for circuits such as motors and lights, where a large amount of current may be drawn for a short period of time. The fuse has a metal ribbon or wire that is heated when an overcurrent flows through it. The heat generated causes the metal to expand, causing the fuse to trip or blow. This breaking of the circuit prevents any further overcurrent from occurring.

The 0034.3420 fuse is especially suitable for use in household appliances such as microwaves, toasters, hair dryers, vacuum cleaners, and washing machines. It is also used in vehicles, electronic equipment, audio equipment, office machines, and instrumentation. The fuse is designed to withstand significant temperature changes with an enclosed ceramic tube containing a low melting point alloy wire, along with a stainless steel end cap.

The 0034.3420 fuse provides reliable overcurrent protection in a wide variety of applications. It is able to detect a subtle increase in current load or an abrupt surge, allowing the fuse to be used in demanding environments. The fuse is also able to withstand temperatures up to 150°C, making it an ideal device for use in hot climates. Furthermore, the 0034.3420 is RoHS compliant and meets all necessary requirements for electrical safety.