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Fuses are safety devices designed to protect electrical equipment and circuits from overloads. The 0326.700H Fuse is a mid-range current-rated fuse designed for use in equipment and buildings with a voltage range of 600 volts or less. It is UL, CSA, and TUV-listed for use in North America and Europe.

The 0326.700H Fuse is an AC only device and is available in two sizes: 70 amp and 100 amp. It is enclosed within a thermoplastic case and designed for use in Class CC fuse holders. It has a dual element design which allows it to provide high interrupting ratings even at low fault currents. The 0326.700H is also equipped with an alarm indicator which will sound an audible alarm when the fuse is overloaded.

The 0326.700H Fuse has a variety of applications and can be used in a variety of settings, such as equipment and buildings with a voltage range of 600 volts or less. It is particularly useful in installations where space is at a premium, as it is a small device. It can be used as primary or branch circuit protection and it is suited for branch short circuit and overload protection.

The working principle of a 0326.700H Fuse is relatively simple. It contains a circuit breaker element which is heated by the current running through it. When the current exceeds the rated value, the element heats up and melts the fusible link, causing the circuit to be interrupted. The fusible link is designed to melt before any other components in the circuit, thus providing protection.

Fuses offer a great deal of protection to electrical circuits, but care must be taken to ensure that the correct fuse is installed. Over-fusing may cause the fuse to blow prematurely, while under-fusing may allow the circuit to become damaged due to current overloads. The use of an 0326.700H Fuse is a great way to provide the necessary protection without taking up too much space.

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