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Fuseholders

A fuse holder is an electrical device used to protect circuit breakers from being overloaded and short circuits, by disconnecting the power supply when a circuit reaches its maximum current limit. Fuse holders are divided into two main types: single and double pole. Single pole fuse holders are designed to carry one electrical connection, while double pole fuse holders are used for two electrical connections.

Fuse holders come in several different styles and sizes, all designed for specific electrical applications. For example, the most common type of fuse holder is the push-in style, which uses a spring-loaded button to engage the contacts. This style is ideal for low current applications or emergency applications, since it can easily be reset. Slide-in fuse holders are another popular option that uses a slide switch to engage and disengage the contacts.

0LEC0DYCX Application Field and Working Principle

0LEC0DYCX Fuseholders are small devices that can be used to protect control circuits, thermistors, and other small electrical components from damage. The device consists of two parts: an open-frame fuse holder and a terminal block, which allows the connection of two separate lines to one terminal. They work in a similar way as regular fuse holders, except for the fact that they don\'t have a spring-loaded button to hold the contacts. Instead, they use a lever-operated terminal block to engage or disengage the contacts.

When the device is engaged, the terminal block lever is pushed down, activating an internal mechanism that engages the contacts in the fuse holder. This allows a connection to be made between the two separate lines. When the current carried by the circuit exceeds the rated capacity of the fuse holder, the connection is broken, which in turn triggers the thermal trip mechanism inside the terminal block to disengage the contacts.

0LEC0DYCX Fuseholders are most commonly used in industrial applications to protect sensitive components. They are found in digital control circuits, robotics, CNC machines, and other automated systems. With their easy installation, compact profile, and reliable operation, 0LEC0DYCX Fuseholders are fast becoming the industry standard for protecting control circuits.

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