0034.4911

Fuses

Fuses are passive components used to control electricity and prevent circuits from overheating or being damaged. They are a simple and effective way of preventing electrical fires and other damages. One type of fuze is the 0034.4911, a class R fuse.

0034.4911 Application Field and Working Principle

The 0034.4911 is a UL listed class R fuse, designed for use with DC circuits up to 32V and AC circuits up to 30A in residential, commercial and industrial applications. It has an independent melting alloy fuse element that will interrupt a circuit if the current reaches a predetermined level, and a robust thermoplastic housing that is strong yet fast-acting for greater circuit protection.

The 0034.4911 has an interrupt rating of 10,000A at 32V for DC circuits and 100,000A at 30A for AC circuits. This means it can safely be used in a number of applications, including motors, transformers, lighting and power panels.

The 0034.4911 works by having a small fused wire inside the thermoplastic housing. The wire’s temperature will rise as the current increases above a predetermined level. If the temperature reaches the melting point, the wire will melt and the circuit will be disrupted. By using a fuse, the circuit will be broken before any damage can occur to the components, wiring or devices.

The 0034.4911 is available in a variety of sizes and amperage ratings, allowing it to be used in a number of applications. It is also UL listed, meaning it has been tested for safety and quality. This makes it a great choice for any application requiring protection against overcurrent.

Conclusion

The 0034.4911 is a great choice for anyone looking for an effective and reliable way of protecting circuits from damage or destruction due to overcurrent. It is UL listed, easy to install, and can be used with a variety of sizes and amperage ratings. By using a fuse, you can rest assured that your circuits will remain safe from overcurrent.