031501.2HXP

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Fuses

Fuses are commonly used devices in the electrical industry as a means of protection from overcurrent and overloads. There are a variety of fuse types available, but the 031501.2HXP fuse is one of the most commonly used. It is a general-purpose, medium-duty, fast-acting fuse type, and is suitable for use in many different types of applications.

The 031501.2HXP fuse is a glass body, quick-acting, rectangular-shaped, thermally and electrically protected fuse. It has two blades, one on each side of a rectangular base, and is available in three sizes: 1/4”, 1/2”, and 3/4”. The fuse is rated for current up to 15 amps and voltage up to 125 volts. The fuse is UL-listed and meets applicable UL safety requirements.

Application

The 031501.2HXP fuse is a versatile, medium-duty fuse type that can be used in a variety of applications. It is commonly used in residential, commercial, and industrial settings in applications such as home appliances, HVAC equipment, electrical distribution systems, and control panels. It is also used in motor controls, heating equipment, and many other applications where a medium-duty fuse is suitable.

Working Principle

The working principle of the 031501.2HXP fuse is fairly simple. When current passes through the fuse, it generates heat. This heat affects the metallic element inside the fuse, which becomes soft and melts when it reaches a certain temperature. When the element melts, an interrupter trips and breaks the current flow, cutting off power and protecting devices downstream from further damage.

The 031501.2HXP fuse is designed to react quickly, preventing further damage to devices from overloading. The quick-acting fuse is considered to be one of the safest types of fuses due to its design and ability to respond quickly when an overload or short circuit is present.

The 031501.2HXP fuse is a reliable and cost-effective device for protecting sensitive circuitry from damage caused by overcurrent and overloads. The efficient design of the fuse allows it to react quickly, limiting power supply and preventing further damage to downstream electrical components.

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