0314007.HXP

Fuses are electrical devices designed to prevent too much electrical current from flowing, typically in the form of hot spots in electrical circuits that can lead to electrical fires. The 0314007.HXP is an electrical fuse manufactured by Johnson Electric. It is designed to protect circuits from overload and short circuits, such as those which commonly occur when appliances or other electronic hardware are energized.

The 0314007.HXP is a high interrupting capacity fuse which provides reliable protection in high voltage, high-performance applications. It is cylindrical in shape and features silver-plated copper terminals for safe, reliable electrical connections. The fuse has a voltage rating of 600 volts and a current rating of 10A. The fuse also has a thermal resistance rating of 0.02.

The fuse is made up of a high temperature ceramic housing wrapped in a flame-retardant plastic casing. Inside the casing is a thin metal strip that allows electric current to flow through when connected to a circuit. When the current exceeds the rating for the fuse, the metal strip overheats and melts, thereby breaking the circuit and preventing further current from flowing. This keeps the circuit from being overloaded and prevents any heat damage.

The 0314007.HXP features a reliable security system designed to protect circuitry from short circuit and overload conditions. It has an interrupting capacity of 10kA, which is higher than most polymeric fuses currently on the market. The security system also ensures that only qualified personnel can access the fuse. A lockable cover is provided to lock the fuse in place to prevent any tampering or unauthorized access.

The 0314007.HXP fuse is ideal for use in demanding environments such as telecommunications equipment, computer systems, and automotive and industrial applications. It provides robust protection from dangerous overload conditions and short circuits, while allowing adequate power to flow to power the device. It is a reliable and cost-effective solution for protecting electrical systems from overload and short circuits.