0695030.PX4

The 0695030.PX4 device is an integrated component belonging to the fuses family. Its purpose is to protect any electrical or electronic installations, products, components, devices, and circuits from overcurrent and short circuit incidents.

The 0695030.PX4 is a specialized type of fuse that can handle up to three kilowatts of power, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. These include industrial equipment, electric vehicles, circuit boards, and other electrical devices from domestic to industrial level. It is a UL recognized component, CSA certified, and meets the requirements of both high and low voltage systems, particularly those rated from 6 amps to 32 amps.

In terms of its operation, a 0695030.PX4 fuse acts as a limit switch for current. When the input current approaches or exceeds the fuse’s rating, the fuse initiates a process of melting the fuse link. This melting creates an open circuit simply by disconnecting the line, which, in turn, stops the flow of current. After this, the fuse must be replaced if the circuit is to be re-engaged.

Also known as a UL98 fuse, this family of fuses offers several other important features besides interrupting the current flow under an overcurrent or a short-circuit situation. These include reverse polarity protection, low power consumption during testing, high interrupting capacity, repeatable performance, and error-resistant design.

The 0695030.PX4 fuse is a special type that works on a low voltage system, typically up to 90V AC or 125V DC. An indication light can be used with the device to indicate when the fuse is operational and when it has been tripped, making it easier for the installer to check. In addition to that, the 0695030.PX4 fuse is equipped with a positive contact option that can be wired in to prevent the need for a separate indicator light.

Finally, it should be noted that 0695030.PX4 fuses offer additional features such as a high track resistance, high heat dissipation rate, and fast open-circuit time. All these features help to ensure the safety of any system being powered by the fuse, especially when it comes to high voltage systems or equipment.