0203.750URG

Fuses are an important tool in many applications, providing necessary current limitation and protection for circuit breakers and other devices. The 0203.750URG is a miniature time-delay fuse designed for specific applications, and is also commonly referred to as a slow-blow or slow-blow fuse. This type of fuse will allow a short period of over-current before blowing.

The 0203.750URG is designed for use with 125 volt AC circuits and is UL recognized, allowing it to be used with a variety of UL listed products. The fuse has a 125 volt rating, a 0.2 amp current rating, and a minimum temperature rating of -20 degrees Celsius. The body of the fuse is constructed from nickel-plated brass and is identified by the blue Glas-Glo indicator.

The working principle of the 0203.750URG is relatively simple. The fuse is designed to provide protection from over-currents and short circuits in electrical circuits. Additionally, this type of fuse is designed to provide a delay between when the over-current occurs and when the fuse will blow. This delay allows for a small amount of time to respond and take appropriate action when an over-current occurs.

The 0203.750URG’s application field is very broad and varied. Due to its diminutive size, the fuse can fit into enclosed panels, control boards, or distribution panels. It is commonly used to protect a variety of devices, including lighting circuits, motors, motors controls, air conditioners, and other small appliances such as toasters and refrigerators.

Due to its UL recognition and the fact that the 0203.750URG is designed to work specifically with 125-volt AC circuits, installation of the fuse is quick and easy. While there is no additional wiring necessary, it is important to ensure that the connections and screws match the size and voltage rating of the electrical circuit. Additionally, the fuse should be mounted in such a way that it is easily accessible for replacement in the event of its failure.

In conclusion, the 0203.750URG is a miniature time-delay fuse designed for use with 125-volt AC circuits. Its application field is quite varied and includes a number of different electrical devices. Due to its UL recognition, installation is easy and straightforward. Finally, its working principle is relatively simple, as it is designed to provide protection from over-currents and short circuits, while also allowing for a short time delay.