3513 Circuit Protection

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Fuseholders are electrical components designed to protect from overcurrents by allowing a fuse to be inserted into a circuit for easy fuse replacement. The 3513 range is the perfect product for meeting the needs of all customers looking for a wide range of current ratings to protect their equipment. This particular range is designed to provide overcurrent protection for electrical equipment, such as switchgear, panelboard and motor control centers.

The 3513 range is suitable for fast, medium and slow acting Type Fuses. These type of fuses are designed in such a way that they can handle higher sustained current levels for extended periods of time without blowing, they are also commonly used in applications demanding high accuracy and high performance. Made from high-quality materials, 3513 fuseholders are designed for reliable and trouble free operation over their lifetime.

The high-quality construction of the fuseholders make them reliable over a long-term and allow them to operate under extreme conditions including shock and vibration. The contacts are chromium plated and offer an additional level of corrosion resistance. Additionally, each contact is designed to offer a low contact resistance for reliable operation.

The 3513 fuseholders are available in two different styles, they are female and male. The male style has a protrusion and the female style has an indent, allowing the fuse to be securely held in place. Each style is capable of accepting a variety of fuse sizes ranging from 10 – 32 amperes, thus providing overcurrent protection for a wide range of current ratings.

The working principle of the 3513 fuseholders is simple. When a fuse is inserted into the holder, it creates a continuous electrical path. This means that electricity can flow freely from one terminal to another and pass through the fuse itself. Once the current reaches a pre-defined level, it will heat up the fuse wire, causing it to melt and break the circuit, stopping the electric current.

By limiting the current flow, the fuseholders help to protect the electrical equipment from any damages due to an excessive amount of current. The 3513 range is thus perfect for all customers looking to provide high performance, reliable and dependable overcurrent protection.

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