35AFE

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Electrical devices can be broken down into components of different types. Specialty fuses are a type of component commonly used to protect electrical devices from damage due to high current, short circuits, or other dangerous conditions. Fuses come in a variety of sizes and amperage ratings, with the 35AFE being one of the most commonly used.

The 35AFE is a special type of fuse designed for reverse-polarity protection in sensitive circuits. This fuse has a nominal current rating of 35A and can handle up to 80A of inrush current for up to 2 seconds. The fuse will always open within this time limit, preventing overload and possible damaging currents.

This type of fuse is used in many different applications, from residential and commercial electrical systems to electronic testing equipment. In residential and commercial applications, the 35AFE fuse is often used to protect the electrical systems from over-current conditions such as a wiring short-circuit. It can also be used in motor starters and fluorescent lighting ballasts to prevent overloading and damage to the line.

The 35AFE will open quickly when there is too much current, which makes it useful in testing applications. It can prevent overloads that may occur during testing or set-up, and can be used to protect electronic test equipment and components from damage due to over-currents.

The 35AFE fuse works through the application of heat. As the current flows through the fuse, the wire heats up, creating an electrical resistance. When the current exceeds the nominative current rating, or the current is above the inrush current rating for more than two seconds, the resistance increases, generating heat that melts the fuse element. This shuts off the current path, breaking the circuit and preventing further damage.

The 35AFE is one of the most versatile fuses available, featuring a wide range of applications and a variety of ratings. The fuse is designed to be simple, affordable, and reliable, and is typically rated for 35A with a nominative temperature rating of 80°C. It is the ideal fuse for protecting sensitive electrical components from overloads and short circuits.

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