0460.500UR

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A fuse is a device which can protect electrical circuits from various risks. Fuses are used to prevent fire and sabotage from various hazards, such as overvoltage, short-circuiting, and other hazardous conditions. The 0460.500UR fuse is a watch-glass or glass fuse used in mid-sized devices and equipment. It has a quick-response time and a robust construction, making it suitable for a number of applications.

The 0460.500UR fuse has a rated voltage of 500V and a rated current of 4A. It is able to withstand up to 4 times its rated current and it can be used in a range of applications. These applications include high-end motor starters, sound amplification systems, AC power supplies, and air-conditioners. Furthermore, the 0460.500UR fuse is also ideal for protecting electrical equipment from power surges, overloads, and short circuits.

The working principle behind the 0460.500UR fuse is quite simple. When the flow of current in a circuit exceeds the fuse\'s rated current limit, the fuse element melts due to the massive buildup of heat. This interrupts the flow of current, effectively protecting the circuit from further damage. The fuse element will need to be replaced after it has been melted.

The 0460.500UR fuse is made from glass and is easy to install in most circuits. It has an external fuse indicator to make it easier for technicians to quickly identify a blown fuse. It is also highly resistant to vibration and shock, allowing for reliable protection throughout its lifetime. Furthermore, the 0460.500UR fuse is RoHS certified, meaning it is safe for use in most electrical systems.

The 0460.500UR fuse is an ideal choice for mid-sized applications, as it is affordable and efficient. It is able to provide reliable protection for a range of applications and, due to its robust construction, it can withstand high levels of vibration and shock. Furthermore, it is RoHS certified, making it safe for use in most electrical systems.

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