13195-410FQR-W

Fuseholders are an important part of electrical systems as they are used to protect electrical systems against overloads or short circuits. The 13195-410FQR-W fuseholder is ideal for general commercial and industrial use. It is a flush mount fuseholder with a pitch of 0.091 inches and an overall length of 1.87”. The overall width is 0.87" and it is designed to hold a 5x20mm Fuse.

Applications

The 13195-410FQR-W fuseholder is suitable for many applications such as lighting, power supplies, transformers, and other electronic devices. The device can be installed in restricted areas where space is limited, and it is ideal for dead front equipment that does not require external fuses for maintenance. The fuseholder is also appropriate for use in tight electrical conduit boxes, as well as in better grade equipment, such as medical and computer equipment.

Working Principle

The 13195-410FQR-W fuseholder works by providing a connection between an electrical supply and a device that needs protection from too much current passing through it, thus preventing an overload or short circuit. When the current passing through the fuse exceeds the fuse\'s rated current, the fuse quickly melts and disconnects the current flow, thus preventing any further damage to the electrical system.

The fuseholder also allows the easy replacement of fuses after they have been blown by an overload. This helps to ensure that the system is protected against future overloads and short circuits. To do this, the fuseholder allows the fuse to be easily removed and replaced and it also includes a visible fuse indicator to show when the device is not protected by a fuse.

Conclusion

The 13195-410FQR-W fuseholder is suitable for numerous applications in both residential and commercial electrical systems. It can be used in situations where space is limited, and it offers a reliable method to protect electrical systems from overloads or short circuits. The fuseholder makes it easy to replace a blown or damaged fuse, thus ensuring that the electrical system remains properly protected.