2JQ 3.5-R

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Fuses have long been used as components to protect electrical systems, circuits, and applications from overcurrent, overload, and related potentially hazardous scenarios. The 2JQ 3.5-R is a commonly used type of fuse that has a range of applications and benefits.

The 2JQ 3.5-R Fuse is a two-pole fuse capable of disconnecting both poles of a power circuit. It is rated for 3.5 A, so it is suitable for a wide variety of applications. Furthermore, its dimensions, threading, and physical configuration make it suitable for use in a wide range of environments.

The key application field of the 2JQ 3.5-R is the protection of high-power circuits, such as those typically found in building wiring systems. When a fault occurs in such a circuit, the fuse will trigger, thus protecting the circuit from further damage.The 2JQ 3.5-R can also be used in home appliances, industrial equipment, and electronics, to ensure that any overcurrent or overload is detected and disconnected immediately.

The working principle of the 2JQ 3.5-R fuse is fairly straightforward. The fuse is made up of two individual plates, each placed in a housing. Inside the housing, a small wire called an element, is connected to the plates. When an overcurrent or overload is detected, the element melts, thus opening the connection between the two plates. This breaks the circuit, and the device or appliance in question is then protected from any further damage.

The 2JQ 3.5-R fuse is a versatile and reliable product, ideal for use in a wide variety of applications. It provides effective protection against overcurrent and overload, while its compact size and dimensions make it suitable for use even in tight spaces. Additionally, it is easy to install and operate, and has a long expected lifespan. All these features make the 2JQ 3.5-R fuse an excellent choice for anyone looking to protect their circuits and applications from electrical hazards.

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