0ADBC2500-BE

Fuses

A fuse is a device used to protect an electrical circuit from excessive current that can damage it. It is designed to break the circuit when a preset amount of current is exceeded, thus protecting the connected components from harm. The 0ADBC2500-BE is one example of a fuse used in a wide variety of applications.

0ADBC2500-BE Application Field

The 0ADBC2500-BE is an axial lead fuse with a high breaking capacity, making it suitable for many applications. It is mainly used for circuit protection on motor starters, relays, and switch disconnectors. In addition, it is also well-suited for use in electrical appliances and electronic equipment, such as TVs, refrigerators, microwave ovens, and air conditioners.

0ADBC2500-BE Working Principle

The 0ADBC2500-BE fuse is a thermal cutout and its main purpose is to restrict the current flow to the rated value. It has a three-stage response system, consisting of heat conduction, heat accumulation and phase transition. When the current passing through the fuse exceeds the allowable value, heat is generated which is then transferred to the bimetal strip and heats it up. Once the temperature of the strip reaches a certain point, it will deform and break the electrical circuit, thus protecting the connected components.

Conclusion

The 0ADBC2500-BE is a thermal-based fuse with a high breaking capacity, making it suitable for use in a wide variety of applications. It is suitable for use on motor starters, relays, switch disconnectors, and other electrical appliances and electronic equipment. Its principle of operation is based on the three stage response system consisting of heat conduction, heat accumulation, and phase transition, which quickly cuts off the circuit when it exceeds a preset amount, thus preventing damage to the connected components.