03455LS4H

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Fuseholders

The 03455LS4H fuseholder is a commonly used device used to protect electrical equipment against severe current overloads. It is typically found in a wide range of industrial, commercial, and residential applications, and is designed to hold a variety of different fuse types.

The 03455LS4H fuseholder utilizes a spring-loaded clip which snaps into place around the fuse element, ensuring that all of the electrical contacts remain in contact with each other. This clip is made from high temperature copper alloy, giving it a longer life while maintaining a high level of conductivity. In addition, the fuseholder is designed with an automatic thermal over-temperature reset feature, which will reset the group action of the fuse in the event of an over-load.

The working principle of the 03455LS4H fuseholder is to protect the circuit in which it is installed from excessive currents. The device works by manually or automatically triggering when a specified level of current is detected, allowing it to disconnect the circuit and breaking the flow of electricity. This disconnection allows the circuit to be properly cooled and prevents it from being damaged by the excessive current.

The majority of the 03455LS4H fuseholders on the market today are UL and CSA listed, providing assurance that the device meets the most stringent safety and quality standards. In addition, the majority of these fuseholders are compliant with a variety of safety agencies, such as IEC, UL, CSA, and TUV.

The 03455LS4H fuseholder is a great choice for applications that require a safe, reliable, and cost-effective solution to manage and protect electrical circuits. Its ease of installation and durability make it a great option for a wide range of electrical applications. Additionally, its thermal reset and UL & CSA listing means that it can help provide peace of mind and a sense of security for those using it.

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