0239002.HXP

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Fuses are electrical devices that are designed to protect electrical circuits from overheating due to an overload caused by a short circuit or other abnormality. They are made from a special metal alloy or a ceramic material that is designed to melt at a precise temperature. The 0239002.HXP is a type of fuse specifically designed for protecting high voltage applications.

The 0239002.HXP is a high-voltage fuse which is rated for operational voltages up to 15 kV. The fuse is made from high-impact resistant ceramics which are designed to provide excellent protection against arcing and sparkover. The fuse is also able to withstand currents as high as 11,000 amps, making it ideal for protecting high voltage power distribution systems.

In operation, the 0239002.HXP fuse is designed to activate when the overcurrent exceeds its rated value. At this point, the fuse will melt and deactivate, cutting off the power to the circuit and preventing further damage. The fuse will also be triggered if the current exceeds its rated value for a period exceeding its listed hold time. This helps protect the circuit from damage due to momentary or intermittent overloads.

The 0239002.HXP fuse is also designed to be easily inspected for damage or signs of wear. In addition, the fuse has no non-resettable internal components which could be damaged by overcurrents, making it easy to maintain and reliable. Finally, the fuse is also UL listed and NEC Classified for use in high voltage systems, providing assurance of quality and performance.

The 0239002.HXP fuse is an ideal choice for protecting high voltage systems from damage due to overcurrents. Its design makes it easy to inspect and maintain, and its high current rating provides excellent protection against arcs and spark overs. With its high voltage rating and UL listing, the 0239002.HXP is an excellent choice for any high voltage application.

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