3413.0219.24

Introduction

A fuse is an electrical device designed to protect an electrical circuit from damage caused by excess current. Its essential component is a metal wire or strip that melts when too much current flows through it, thus opening the circuit. Fuses are used in electrical systems and equipment to protect them from short circuits, voltage spikes and other excess current conditions. There are a wide variety of types of fuses, from slow-blow fuses to fast-acting fuses.

The 3413.0219.24 is an approval fuses Built-in Protection(BIP) fuse designed for high-capacity equipment in industrial applications. It is a very reliable fuse and ideal for use in a range of applications such as wind turbines, solenoid valves, trucks, mining, pumps, and more.

This article will discuss the application fields and working principle of the 3413.0219.24 to help users select and use the fuse correctly.

Application Field

The 3413.0219.24 is designed for use in industrial equipment and is suitable for high-capacity applications. It can be used to protect motors, solenoid valves, transformers, air conditioners, pumps, compressors, lighting applications, and much more.

The 3413.0219.24 is designed to function from -30°C to +125°C. This wide temperature range makes the fuse appropriate for extreme operational temperatures environments.

The 3413.0219.24 is also well-suited for applications where a long-term operation test is needed. The fuse is designed to last in demanding applications up to 2,500 hours without failure.

Working Principle

The 3413.0219.24 is a one-piece construction formed from a molded plastic base. The base contains the metallurgical parts, such as the element and the gas tanks, to protect the equipment from electric arcing and thermal melt-down.

The fuse element is a high-conductivity ferrite chip. It works by melting when the current passing through it exceeds a certain threshold, allowing the fuse to open and break the circuit. The fuse will also blow if the voltage across the element exceeds its rated voltage.

The 3413.0219.24 is a time-delay fuse, which means that it will remain closed for a short while even when an overload occurs. This feature is desirable for some applications, such as protecting transformers, motors and solenoid valves.

The fuse is also designed to release the stored current quickly when the circuit is opened. This helps protect the equipment from damage due to high inrush current.

Conclusion

The 3413.0219.24 is an excellent choice for high-capacity industrial applications. It has a wide operating temperature range and can work for up to 2,500 hours without failure. It has a time-delay fuse element which protects the equipment in case of an overload and quickly releases stored current when the circuit is opened.