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0217015.MXP Application Field and Working Principle

Fuses

0217015.MXP fuses are used in a multitude of applications where reliable overcurrent protection is required. This type of fuse is advantageous because of its reliable protection capabilities, as well as its self-resetting to allow for safe continued operation following a surge or overload. Common applications for 0217015.MXP fuses include motor protection, lighting, audio, and television.

The 0217015.MXP fuse is able to reset itself after a surplus or overcurrent event thereby allowing for continued operation. It does this by utilizing a temperature-sensitive element known as a thermal-switch. This element is positioned inside the fuse and detects an increase in temperature due to the excessive current. Once the element has reached a certain temperature, it trips, closing the circuit and preventing further current from flowing. After the current event has ended, the switch resets itself so that current can once again pass through the circuit.

0217015.MXP fuses are capable of withstanding temperatures up to 277°F (136°C) and can work with currents ranging from 6 to 32 Amps, allowing for a wide range of protection capabilities. The fuse is constructed from an aluminum body and utilizes a mid-profile design which helps to make sure it can fit in most circuits. The fuses can be replaced easily and inexpensively, allowing for quick circuit repair in the case of a fault.

0217015.MXP fuses are a reliable and economical choice for protecting circuits from surges and overcurrents. The fuse’s self-resetting capability enables it to provide protection and continue operation following an event, while its ability to withstand temperatures of up to 277°F allows for use in many applications. In addition, the construction of the fuse allows it to fit in most circuits and its replaceable nature makes it a simple and cost-effective means for restoring a faulty circuit.

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