Fuseholders

3101.0225 application field and working principle is related to the Fuseholder, which is a device used to integrate electrical circuit protection and electric power supply circuit. It is used to provide protection for motors, transformers, power appliances, circuit breakers, fuses and other electrical components.

The traditional fuse holder consists of two parts, the fuse holder and the fuse link. The fuse holder is installed in the circuit breaker box and the fuse link is installed in the circuit breaker box. When the fuse link is broken, the opening of the electrical circuit protection circuit causes the power to be cut off from the circuit and the protection circuit is shut off. This Fuseholders are mainly used in motors, transformers, relays, etc.

The working principle of the fuse holder is to provide mechanical protection for electrical components or circuits by safely cutting off the electric power supply circuit in the event of an over current or short circuit. This occurs when an electric current exceeds a preset level, causing a fuse to blow and interrupting the circuit. When the electric current returns to a normal level, the circuit is then able to restore power.

The application field of Fuseholders includes industrial equipment, domestic appliances, cars, laboratories, and data centers. In industrial applications, Fuseholders are used to protect motors, transformers, circuit breakers and other electrical components and circuits; in domestic appliances, Fuseholders are used to protect electrical appliances such as TVs, air-conditioners and refrigerators; in cars, Fuseholders protect electronic equipment such as headlights, navigation systems and radios; in laboratories, they are used to regulate power supply to various equipments; and in data centers, Fuseholders are used to protect servers, routers and other electronic equipment from damage caused by power surges.