0225.100HXP

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Fuses are typically installed in electronic devices to protect them from circuit overloads. The 0225.100HXP fuse is a popular choice for many commercial and industrial applications due to its small size and performance characteristics. Here is an overview of the 0225.100HXP fuse application field and working principle.

Application Field

The 0225.100HXP fuse is primarily used in industrial and commercial applications, such as in medical equipment, power supplies, computer systems, semiconductor equipment, motor controls, and power distribution systems. It can also be used for industrial equipment that operates at low voltages, such as CCTV systems, momentary circuits, and lighting systems.

The 0225.100HXP fuse is designed to handle higher current loads than the 0225.050HXP fuse. It is a small device, measuring just 2.25 inches x 0.50 inches (6.4 cm x 1.27 cm). It is UL Recognized, CSA Certified and meets circuit protection requirements outlined in UL 508A.

The 0225.100HXP fuse is also RoHS compliant, providing superior protection against overhead currents of up to 100 amperes. It has a high interrupting rating of 50,000 amperes at 125 volts AC, and features over-temperature protection, allowing the fuse to respond very quickly in the event of a circuit overload.

Working Principle

The 0225.100HXP fuse works similarly to other fuses, by using a special metal alloy, typically silver-cadmium oxide. When a current surge occurs, the metal alloy heats up and melts, which causes the electrical current to cease. This protects the circuit by preventing further damage.

The 0225.100HXP fuse also utilizes a special resettable thermal element. The thermal element is a metal disk with a small hole in it that allows the current to flow through. When a circuit overload occurs, the thermal element begins to heat up, until it reaches a certain temperature. At that point, it will trigger a reset switch that will open the circuit and stop the current flow. This reset switch is usually mounted on the side of the fuse and can be triggered manually if needed.

The 0225.100HXP fuse also features a simple but effective blade-type design. The blade contacts are made of a high temperature-resistant steel alloy, and provide electrical continuity even under high levels of heat. This allows the fuse to stay operational longer, even when the circuit is overloaded.

The 0225.100HXP fuse compares favorably to other fuses in terms of both performance and cost. It is designed for use in industrial and commercial applications, and is able to provide reliable circuit protection at an affordable price.

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