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Fuseholders are electrical devices with mechanical frames that are designed to hold and support various types of fuses. They provide electrical continuity between the electrical circuit and the fuse, thus preventing the circuit breaker from being overloaded. Fuseholders are designed to protect the electrical circuit from short circuiting and overload current, providing protection for the circuit components, wires, and electronic components.

2561000 application field and working principles of fuseholders mainly involve two parts. The first part discusses application field of fuseholders, which are widely used in circuits that require protection such as motors, small appliances, lighting systems, machine tools, and other electronic systems. The second part of the definition lays out the working principles of fuseholders. Generally, a fuseholder contains a spring-loaded contacts and a housing. In order to protect the circuit, when the current rating of the device is exceeded, the contact opens and interrupts the current carrying path, causing the fuse\'s internal wire or filament to break, which then releases the heat to disperse the energy and shut off the current.

The most commonly used type of fuseholder contains a housing made of plastic, metal, or ceramic material. These may be screwed, soldered, or clamped onto the circuit board. Different types of materials are used in the construction of the fuseholder depending on the application and current rating of the device. Some fuseholders come with a replaceable fuse. This allows the user to quickly replace the fuse with the proper fuse size without the need to disassemble the entire fuseholder. There are also fuseholders that allow for the direct insertion of a fuse.

Fuseholders must be chosen according to type, voltage, and current ratings, as well as to fit the size and style of the fuse. The fuse type should match the type of application and the current rating should match the total current draw of the system. Fuseholders are commonly rated to handle up to 250V and up to 15A. It is important to make sure that the fuseholder is compatible with, and of the appropriate size for, the fuse that is being used.

Fuseholders also come with various safety features and overload protection. These can include a protection guard, which can minimize the risk of contact with live parts, and safety locks, which help minimize accidental contact with the fuse. Many fuseholders also come with special clips that serve as backup fuses, these clips have unique mechanical designs that prevent them from being easily removed or damaged.

Fuseholders play an important role in preventing short circuits and over-voltage in electrical circuits, and are essential components to ensure proper protection of circuits and maintain safe operation. As such, it is important to ensure that the fuseholders are correctly chosen and installed, and that the correct ratings and type of fuse are used. It is also important to regularly inspect and maintain the fuseholder and replace any worn or broken components to keep it in safe working condition.

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