3835-7

Fuseholders

A fuseholder is a device that holds a fuse and is designed to control or protect electric circuits by interrupting the flow of current when an overload or fault occurs. The 3835-7 fuseholder is designed to provide protection in a variety of applications and work with UL Class CC, J or L fuses.

The 3835-7 fuseholder features a thermoplastic UL94V-0 housing with durable, impact-resistant construction. The terminal connections are designed to be more secure when loaded with a fuse and can handle up to 8 lbs. (3.6 kg) of force on the fuse terminals for more reliable installation and operation. The enclosed fuseholder also comes with quick-connect terminals that can be used with a variety of UL-rated wire sizes from 17 AWG to 14 AWG.

Application Field

The 3835-7 fuseholder is ideal for industrial, telecom, automotive, and commercial applications. It is designed to meet a wide range of needs and can handle a wide range of electrical requirements. It can also be used in electronic appliances, electrical equipment, AC/DC power conversion systems, process control systems, and other industrial control systems.

Working Principle

The 3835-7 fuseholder works on the principle of an electric arc being used to interrupt the flow of current when an overload or fault occurs. The electric arc is created when the contacts inside the fuseholder are separated. The electric arc extinguishes itself when the current flow is stopped. This process prevents excessive current from flowing, which could otherwise damage the device that is being protected.

In order to ensure the device is working correctly, the fuseholder must be properly sized for the device it is being used in. If the fuseholder is too large, it will not be able to handle the current that is flowing and could cause the device to become damaged. If the fuseholder is too small, it could allow too much current to pass through and could also cause damage.

Conclusion

The 3835-7 fuseholder is a reliable and durable device designed to provide protection for a wide range of applications. It works on the principle of an electric arc being used to interrupt the flow of current when an overload or fault occurs. This ensures the device is working correctly and prevents damage to the device that is being protected. It is designed to work with UL-rated wire sizes from 17 AWG to 14 AWG, making it suitable for a variety of applications.