0293830.H

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Fuses are essential to the safe and reliable functioning of electronic circuits, protect circuits against overcurrents and short circuiting.

0293830.H is a type of fuse which is typically used in residential, commercial and industrial electrical systems. It is designed to provide overcurrent protection for circuit breakers, switchgear, transformers, generators, and other electrical systems which may be subjected to overload or short-circuit conditions.

The 0293830.H fuse is a fuse of 15 amperes and 300 volts. It is UL- and CSA-listed, and a variety of sizes are available to fit different applications. It is also UL 248-12 listed, indicating that it is suitable for general purpose applications with long cycle life.

0383903.H fuse features a small size for easy installation and a time delay feature that allows it to interrupt current at a safe level. Additionally, it is designed to provide maximum flame resistance and high temperature insulation.

The working principle of the 0293830.H fuse is based on the Joule heating principle, which states that heat is generated when current passes through a conductor. This heat builds up until it causes the fuse to melt and open the circuit. The 0293830.H fuse is designed to melt at a predetermined time and current level.

Applications of the 0293830.H fuse include protection of lights, appliances, motors, switchgear, control circuits, transformers, computer systems, and other electrical systems. In addition, 0293830.H is used to protect motors from short-circuits and to protect sensitive electronics from power fluctuations.

In conclusion, the 0293830.H is a high performance fuse which provides reliable and reliable overcurrent protection. Designed to open the circuit quickly and safely, the 0293830.H fuse is suitable for a wide range of residential, commercial, and industrial applications.

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