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Fuseholders

01020076Z Fuseholders are essential components in electrical systems. Fuseholders are a type of device that provides an easy and convenient way to protect electrical equipment from circuit current overloads. They are widely used in industrial, commercial and residential applications.

Application Field

Fuseholders are mainly used in electrical systems to control the flow of electricity. They are used in low and medium voltage circuits to protect fuses from overloads, current spikes and short circuits. Fuseholders are also used in industrial and safety systems such as fire alarms, temperature control systems, lighting control systems and power supply systems. In addition, they are used in high-tech equipment, machines or production lines such as light industry, power generation, medical equipment, semiconductor fabrication, military applications, and many others.

Working Principle

01020076Z Fuseholders are typically used to provide a convenient and secure connection between circuit components, particularly fuses, and the power source. Fuseholders are designed in a way that allows the fuse to be easily inserted into the holder and secured to prevent any accidental disconnection. The fuseholders are designed to contain a certain amount of current to protect the connected device or circuit from overloading. They usually consist of two metal parts that enclose the fuse, and they are attached securely to the circuit board or to the power source. The actual connection of the fuseholder is done using two female spades that touch the two poles of the fuse.

When the electrical current passes through the fuseholder, it is monitored by two copper contact points which indicate the amount of current that is flowing. When the current exceeds the rated amount of the fuseholder, the two contact points separate, thus interrupting the circuit and protecting the device or system from overloading.

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