153.3502

The 153.3502 series of electrical fuses is one of the most widely used and popular in both industrial and consumer applications. It is a type of localized fault protection device designed to protect electrical circuits from overcurrents due to short circuits and overloads. These types of fuses are designed to be used with AC loads.

The 153.3502 fuse consists of a metal body encased in a polymeric body, which is encapsulated in an epoxy compound. This allows the fuse to be assembled with different lengths of time-delay bars and can be made to fit almost any electrical circuit. The fuse body is composed of a copper alloy, and the contacts are made of silver/copper alloy. The fuse is rated for 15-240Amps, 600VAC and 250VAC.

The working principle of the 153.3502 series is quite simple. When a fault occurs, the electrical current flows through the metal body, which then starts to heat up. When the temperature exceeds a certain level, the metal melts, opening the circuit and interrupting the current flow.

The 153.3502 can be used in various applications, including industrial and consumer products such as air conditioning units, washers, dryers, dishwashers, washing machines, refrigerators, ovens, microwaves, toasters, motors, and other electrical appliances. It is also suitable for use in some types of lighting fixtures.

In addition to its basic electrical protection applications, the 153.3502 is also often used in safety circuits, alarm systems, surge and lightning protection, and overload protection circuits. Its range of applications is so broad that the fuse can be used in a variety of settings, including industrial settings and consumer applications.

The 153.3502 fuse is an effective and reliable way of providing electrical protection for countless industrial and consumer applications. Its simple design and durability make it both versatile and economical. It is also capable of handling a wide variety of currents and voltages, making it a great choice for many different applications.