3404.2414.22

Fuses are one of the most important components of most electrical systems. They are designed to protect the circuit against overloads during normal operation. The 3404.2414.22 is a model of a low voltage fuse that is used for residential and commercial applications.

The purpose of the 3404.2414.22 is to provide over-current protection for circuits. It works by using a thermal, or time-delay fuse that uses a thin thermistor wire to detect when too much current flows through the circuit and then interrupting the circuit to protect against damage. The time-delay feature ensures that short-term, minor overloads do not cause the fuse to trip, and it provides time for the device being powered to cool off if it has overheated.

The 3404.2414.22 has an application field of up to 1000 volts, and it has a rated current of 14 amps. It is UL (Underwriters Laboratories) listed for a wide range of applications, including residential appliances and small motors. The fuse has a voltage rating of 250 volts AC and it features a 250mΩ cold resistance, ensuring a stable current flow.

The 3404.2414.22 has a variety of features that make it a useful fuse in a wide variety of circuits. It is UL 1077-listed which indicates that it has been tested to meet stringent safety and fire standards. It also features a specialized terminal that is designed to protect against arcing and avoid potential risk of electric shock.

The 3404.2414.22 is a temperature sensitive fuse, using a thermistor wire to detect when too much current flows through the circuit. When this happens, the fuse conducts current until it reaches its maximum breaking capacity. This capacity is known as the let-through current, and it is used to protect the connected device from overload. The fuse also has an indicator light that will indicate when the fuse has reached the let-through current.

The 3404.2414.22 is a highly reliable fuse that can be used in a variety of applications. It is easy to install and will provide protection against short-term overloads and transient failure of circuits. It is also UL 1077-listed, which ensures that it meets all necessary safety standards and will help protect your home or business from the risks of electrical fires.