15600-12-20

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Fuseholders

Fuseholders are designed to protect electrical circuits from excessive current by holding a specialised device known as a Fuse. This article explores the features, applications and working principles of 15600-12-20 Fuseholders.

Features

The 15600-12-20 Fuseholder’s specs include a 10 mm lead length, a pass through design, an insulator made from flame retardant thermoset plastic, and a 1.44 mm pin diameter. The fuseholder is UL Recognized, rated from 0 to 30 amps, and is designed for standard 5 MM x 20 MM fuses.

Applications

15600-12-20 Fuseholders can be used in a variety of applications in industrial, medical, communications, and consumer electronics. These fuseholders are best suited for current sensitive applications such as power supplies and AC line circuits, due to their ability to protect the circuit from overloads

Working Principles

The working principle of a Fuseholder is simple; when the circuit’s current exceeds its rated level, the Fuse\'s metal wire harness will melt, obstructing the circuit\'s current flow and thus protecting the circuit from overloads.

Fuseholders must be mounted securely in order to function properly. If not securely mounted, the fuseholder can become loose due to vibration caused by the electrical components, which can result in the fuseholder’s contact points becoming misaligned and the circuit losing its protection against overloads.

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