0213005.M

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Fuses

A fuse is a safety device that uses a thin strip of conductive metal to separate an electrical circuit. It stops the flow of current if the current exceeds a safe level, by melting and breaking the circuit. Fuses are an essential part of any electrical system to protect against overcurrent and are one of the oldest forms of electrical protection.

0213005.M Application Field

The 0213005.M current-limiting fuse is designed for medium-voltage and high-voltage applications, such as:

• Power distribution networks
• Industrial motor control centers
• Power transformers
• Motor control circuits
• Lighting systems
• Power metering circuits

The 0213005.M is also suitable for use in applications such as power rectifiers, power diodes, surge protectors, and electronic equipment.

0213005.M Working Principle

When operating at the rated voltage, the 0213005.M fuse will protect the circuit from overcurrents and will interrupt the current flow if the operating current exceeds the rated current. This is done by melting the thin strip of conductive metal in the fuse.

When an overload occurs, the thin strip of metal heats up due to the high current passing through it. As the metal heats, it melts, breaking the circuit and preventing further flow of current in the circuit. This action takes less than one second which is fast enough to ensure the safety of the equipment.

The 0213005.M is designed to interrupt the circuit when the current exceeds a predetermined safe level. This level can be adjusted by changing the size of the conductive strip in the fuse.

Conclusion

The 0213005.M fuse is designed for medium and high voltage applications. It is a type of current-limiting fuse that can be used to protect both electrical equipment and circuits from overcurrents. It works by melting a strip of conductive metal in the fuse when the current exceeds a certain predetermined safe level, thus breaking the circuit and preventing further flow of current.

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