0SPF012.HXR Circuit Protection

The OPF012.HXR is a specialized device used in electronic applications for safety and protection. It is an electrical specialty fuse, designed to keep circuits within safe operating conditions, protecting electrical components from damage due to short circuits, current overloads, wiring faults, and other potentially dangerous scenarios.

The OPF012.HXR fuse works by conducting an electrical current, usually from a power supply to a load. The fuse is designed to ‘blow’ or trip to an open position when the current exceeds a predetermined maximum safe level. This is done instantly and automatically, thereby averting any danger.

The OPF012.HXR fuse is a Type ‘H’ fast-acting fuse, consisting of a clear plastic body with silver-plated copper-nickel alloy internals and insulation. It has a current rating of 12A and a voltage rating of 250V. It has a low cold resistance and contains an indicator to show when it is open. It also has pins to facilitate mounting.

The OPF012.HXR fuse has a wide range of uses in the electrical industry and beyond. It can be used to protect domestic and industrial equipment such as motors, transformers, contactors, inverters, power supplies and more. It is also used in medical equipment, automotive systems, telecommunication systems, and other areas where reliable circuit protection is required.

In order to ensure optimal performance and safety, the OPF012.HXR must be installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. When replacing a fuse, it is important to select a fuse with the same current and voltage ratings as the original. This will ensure that the replaced fuse will not become overloaded and blow.

The OPF012.HXR is a highly efficient and reliable component for providing circuit protection in a variety of electrical applications. The fuse\'s fast-acting design and lowcold resistance make it well-suited for protecting sensitive electronic components. Its wide application field and easy-to-follow installation instructions make it a popular choice in the electronics industry.