0LGR010.HXL

0LGR010.HXL Application Field and Working Principle

0LGR010.HXL is a packaged fuse intended for switching and protection-overload application. The fuse functions as an overcurrent protective device intended to limit the range of currents that may flow in the equipment it protects. It is mainly used in medium voltage application for products such as pumps, motors, and other similar equipment which could be affected by overcurrents.

The actual working principle of the 0LGR010.HXL fuse is based on its current carrying capacity which is limited by the material used to manufacture the fuse. When the current passes through the fuse, it will heat up. Eventually, the continuous heating will melt the metal components inside the fuse, thus breaking the circuit and protecting the equipment from damage.

0LGR010.HXL is also equipped with a reset mechanism, aiding in resetting the fuse into its original state. The mechanism consists of small spring tension element, located at both ends of the fuse. This makes it possible for the fuse to be reset after it has already opened the circuit by cooling down.

The 0LGR010.HXL fuse can be divided into two categories: Class A and Class B. Class A fuse has a higher current-carrying capacity than the Class B fuse and provides protection features at all line-voltages up to 600 volts. Class B fuses are slightly lower in current-carrying capacity and it offers protection at all line-voltages up to 1000 volts.

0LGR010.HXL also utilizes a time-delay feature, which slows down the current trips. This feature prevents the sudden trip of the fuse, protecting sensitive equipment from unexpected power shutdown. It also helps to minimize the damages due to overcurrent.

In conclusion, 0LGR010.HXL is an advanced fuse designed for medium voltage applications. The fuse\'s adjustable current-carrying capacity, time-delay feature, and reset mechanism make it the perfect choice for protecting sensitive machinery from the consequences of overcurrent.