170E9612

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Electrical, Specialty Fuses

The 170E9612 is a fuse with as a Time Delay specialty fuse. With this particular fuse, manufacturers take care of the product’s capabilities in order to fend off power surges and protect your equipment effectively. Time Delay fuses are generally used in power and lighting circuits as they give your more leeway time to respond to potential hazardous situations. The fuse is composed of temperature-sensitive silicon elements which are embedded inside the fuse, which does the job of over current protection. 170E9612 has a different breaking time for 10,000 amperes versus 6000 amperes, making it an efficient fuse for the right scenarios.

The 170E9612 are industrial fuses with a 250 Volt operating voltage and can interrupt current of up to 10,000 amps. Its blades are made from a strong copper alloy and its wire is made from a machined solid copper-coated steel material. It is extremely durable and reliable.

The electronical system needs special protection devices to avert hazardous overcurrent conditions. 170E9612 provides a superior level of protection when it comes to current interrupting and short-circuit power protection. Its low power consumption and high operating temperature make it a great choice for industrial purposes. The fuse’s application field include lighting, industrial power distribution, transformer secondary, motor circuit and so on.

170E9612, time delay fuse with a running range of 0.6~1A, has an absolute breaking time of no greater than 6 seconds at 10kA and 1kA for 6000 amperes. The design feature of this fuse is that it has a relatively low minimum current rating in order to ensure thatit can provide reliable over current protection. Its wide range of operation allows it to be used in all kinds of electrical systems and can be used in both hazardous and non-hazardous areas.

The working principle of the fuses is rather simple. A fuse wire is fitted in a sealed casing and it can be connected to electrical circuits. When there is a current running through this fuse wire, it heats up accordingly. When the current reaches a certain amount, the overheating fuse causes an arc inside the casing and melts the wire, thus stopping the flow of current in the circuit.

The 170E9612 is a robust electrical component that serves as a correct measure in case of high power overloads. By using these types of specialty fuses, manufacturers and users can be sure of a reliable protection and high performance for their electrical systems.

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