0235.250VXP

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Fuses have been used in electrical wiring for more than 150 years, since the mid-19th century. They were initially made from tinned copper wire, but today, fuses are most typically made from metal-ceramic materials, such as annealed aluminum alloys or metal-ceramic composites. Fuses can also be made from other materials like zinc-aluminum alloy and zinc, depending on the application.

The 0235.250VXP is a type of fuse widely used in industrial and commercial settings. It is specifically designed for machinery, appliances, equipment, and other sensitive components that use AC voltages between250 and 600 volts.

Application Field: The 0235.250VXP is used to protect electrical components and machines from over-current or short circuit, as well as to control the flow of electric current within a certain range. It is most applicable in the construction, automotive, energy, and processing industries, where large scale equipment and systems are used.

Working Principle: The 0235.250VXP works on the principle of thermal cutoff. It is connected in series with the electrical circuit, and if an overload or short occurs, the heat generated melts the fuse element, which then interrupts the flow of current in the circuit. This interruption of current prevents damage to the other components in the electrical system.

The 0235.250VXP is designed to offer protection for sensitive equipment and automatic disconnection of the circuit in case of an over-current or short circuit situation. It also features a thermal fuse element, which provides a quick response to the overload or short-circuit situation and interrupts the current in the circuit.

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