3405.0171.11

Fuses are an important element in the safety engineering of electrical systems. The main purpose of a fuse is to keep the power distributed through a device from exceeding the rated capacity. In recent years, advanced fuses with various integration levels and protection functions have been developed, and their application fields are also constantly expanding.

In terms of application field, 3405.0171.11 can be used in the DC-link of PLC systems, process control systems, drive systems, as well as industrial functional safety circuits. It is suitable for applications in all types of automation technology and industrial electronics, such as factory automation, process technology, packaging engineering, printing systems, machine tools, medical technology, solar energy, automotive electronics, and energy technologies.

In terms of the safety principles, 3405.0171.11 can protect against overvoltage, overcurrent, short-circuit, and inrush-current. The device is categorized as a fast-acting fuse, which means it can quickly respond to changes in the current, and then break the circuit thus preventing any further damage. The integrated overvoltage protection circuit can also guard against transient voltage surges.

The working principle of 3405.0171.11 is simple yet efficient. When there is a surge of current or voltage, the device can detect the difference between the actual value and the incremental value. If the incremental value is higher than a predetermined value, the device will break the circuit and protect the system.

The fuse also has temperature compensation feature, ensuring that the device can work under high temperature autonomously. Moreover, the fuse can be used under both AC voltage and DC voltage. In AC voltage, the device will turn on or off in an instant, while in DC voltage, it will turn on gradually so as to keep from being damaged by the inrush current.

All these features make 3405.0171.11 a reliable and perfect solution for electrical safety purposes in applications such as factory automation, medical technology, solar energy, automotive electronics and energy technologies.