0662.063HXLL

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Fuses

Fuses are devices specially designed to control electrical and electronic systems, protecting against the damaging effects of overload and surge current. Modern fuse technology is based on the invention of the Edison-Bell fuse, invented by Thomas Edison in 1894. The 0662.063HXLL is a type of application field and working principle fuse made by the Cooper Bussmann Company.

Application Field

The 0662.063HXLL Fuse is designed for 5 Amp operation at 250 Volts AC. It is typically used in household appliances, consumer electronics, motor controllers and other applications. It has a 200,000AIC interrupt rating, preventing short circuits when protection is needed. The 0662.063HXLL Fuse has a compact size that fits into tight spaces such as ovens, stacking washers and dryers, motor controllers, and laser printers.

Working Principle

The 0662.063HXLL Fuse is a fast-acting fuse that works on the principle of a bimetallic strip. This strip is made up of two dissimilar metals, such as brass and copper, which are arranged in such a way that when current passes through them, the strip bends. This bending action breaks the current flow, preventing the device from overload and surge currents. This fast-acting fuse will react to faults almost instantaneously, providing multi-level protection for your equipment.

Conclusion

The 0662.063HXLL Fuse is a popular choice for engineers and technicians who need to protect their equipment from overload and surge current. It is designed with a bimetallic strip that responds quickly to overload and surge current, preventing the device from malfunctioning or worse. This fast-acting fuse is one of the most reliable and economical protection options available.

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