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LXN fuses are a type of specialty fuse designed for a variety of applications. They are characterized by their UL-listed construction, current rating, and low melting point. This makes them an ideal choice for circuits with high current ratings that require circuit protection.

LXN fuses are available in a variety of sizes and ratings, ranging from 2A to 1000A, with nominal voltage ratings of up to 600 volts. They are constructed from a high-temperature resistant glass-impregnated epoxy resin shell, which acts to contain as much heat as possible during the fuse’s operation. This construction helps protect the surrounding components in the circuit from the damaging effects of high temperatures associated with an overcurrent event.

The working principle of an LXN fuse is fairly simple. When the current flowing through the circuit exceeds the fuse\'s rated current, the heat generated by the excess current causes the fuse’s element, typically made of a copper-based alloy, to melt. This interrupts the flow of current and breaks the circuit, thus protecting the remaining components from further damage.

The primary application of LXN fuses is in the protection of residential and commercial circuits, such as those found in home appliances, HVAC systems, power supplies, lighting, and circuit breakers. They are also used in a wide range of industrial applications, such as electric motors, pumps, compressors, and hazardous locations. LXN fuses are also used in solar energy systems to protect photovoltaic cells and modules from overcurrent.

LXN fuses offer a high level of circuit protection in an economical package. Their low melting point and quick reaction to an overcurrent event make them an ideal choice for high current applications. They are available in a variety of sizes and ratings to suit any application, and their UL-listed construction ensures that they meet the highest safety standards.

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