0239.700VXP

Fuses are an important part of many electrical systems. They serve to protect the circuits from overload, preventing damage or another catastrophic event from occurring. The 0239.700VXP is a thermal fuse that has been designed to be used in applications ranging from high temperature circuits to automotive systems. The fuse is designed to both protect the circuit and open in the event of dangerous conditions.

The 0239.700VXP is a two part thermal fuse, consisting of a resistive element and fusible element. The resistive element is typically made of a metal spiral wound around a metal core. This spiral acts as a heat sink, allowing heat to dissipate from the circuit before it gets too hot. The fusible element is typically composed of either a lead-containing compound or a bimetallic strip. This element is designed to melt when a certain level of heat is reached to disconnect the circuit.

The 0239.700VXP is designed with a variety of different electrical parameters and characteristics. These include operating temperature, tripping time, current rating, breaking capacity, and voltage rating. The operating temperature of the 0239.700VXP is generally rated between -40°C and +105°C. The tripping time is the amount of time that the fuse takes to trip once a certain level of heat is reached. The current rating is the amount of current that can be safely carried by the fuse before it begins to heat up and trip. The breaking capacity is the amount of current that can be safely interrupted by the fuse without causing damage to the circuit. Finally, the voltage rating is the maximum voltage that the fuse can handle without injury or damage to the system.

The 0239.700VXP can be used in a variety of different applications, but it is most commonly used in automotive systems for high temperature circuits. These circuits require a device that can detect an overload quickly and reliably. The 0239.700VXP is designed to trip quickly at temperatures up to 105°C. It also has a current rating of up to 10 amps and a voltage rating of up to 24V. This allows for its use in a variety of different applications, ranging from low voltage automotive systems to high voltage industrial equipment.

The 0239.700VXP thermal fuse is designed to provide reliable protection for a variety of circuits. It is designed with a resistive element and fusible element that melt when a certain level of heat is reached. This thermal fuse has a temperature rating between -40°C and +105°C, a current rating of up to 10 amps, and a voltage rating of up to 24V. The 0239.700VXP is typically used in automotive systems, but it can also be used in other applications such as industrial equipment. It is designed to quickly detect an overload and protect the circuit.