0235.700H

Introduction

Fuses is a common type of electrical safety component used in electrical systems to act as a fail-safe in the event of an overload or short circuit. They are designed to blow, or melt, when too much current passes through them, cutting off the circuit. The 0235.700H Fuse is a specific type fast-acting fuse that offers reliable circuit protection in a wide variety of applications.

Application

The 0235.700H Fuse is a fast-acting, high quality fuse that meets the requirements of most fast-acting fuse standards. It has a current rating of 0.5 Amps to 15 Amps, a voltage rating of 125 Volts AC, and is UL recognized, CE, and CSA approved. It is suitable for a wide variety of applications, such as general purpose circuits, critical-load circuits, communication circuits, battery charging systems, power supplies, and motor control circuits.

Properties

The 0235.700H Fuse offers several key features that make it ideal for use in a variety of applications, such as a compact, robust design; high accuracy with low I2t; long life; and low contact resistance. It has a body made of 94V0 rated flame-retardant material, with gold-plated contacts for superior conductivity and corrosion-resistance. The housing is designed to minimize the risks of short-circuits, making it a safe and reliable fuse.

Working Principle

The 0235.700H Fuse is a fast-acting fuse with an operating time of less than 15 milliseconds. It works by using the principle of a resistive element that is sized correctly for the current the fuse is designed to protect against. When the circuit is functioning correctly, the resistance of the element maintains the current at a safe level. In the event of an overload or a short circuit, the current will increase and the fuse will heat up, which will cause the fuse element to melt and break the circuit.

Conclusion

The 0235.700H Fuse is a fast-acting, high quality fuse that is suitable for a wide variety of applications. It offers superior protection against overloads and short circuits, thanks to its robust design, high accuracy, long life, and low contact resistance. The working principle of the fuse relies on the principle of a resistive element that is sized correctly for the current the fuse is designed to protect against.