4520

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The Fuseholders, 4520 application field and working principle

Fuseholders are designed to protect important electronic components, wires, and other devices from damage due to excessive current or voltage typically caused by a short circuit. A fuseholder is a device that can hold a fuse element to create a safety circuit. It is designed to prevent short circuits, excessive current, or over voltage from damaging sensitive electrical and electronic components.

The 4520 series fuseholders offers a choice of four different styles to fit into various size enclosures. These series fuseholders are also available in a range of colors and designs and are suitable for use in laboratories, medical systems, and other applications. It is a snap-in mounting style with a modular approach and is designed to provide low-cost, standard design flexibility.

The 4520 series fuseholders have a range of features including: secure snap-in design; reliable positive retention; low voltage drop; high Inrush current capability; positive contact alignment; and shielded bushing available in brass or stainless steel.

The 4520 series is designed for use with a variety of different fuses including fast-acting and slow-blow units. The fuseholders feature positive energization contacts that ensure reliable contact alignment. They also have a vapor-proof construction with the ability to withstand temperatures of up to 125°C and pressures of up to 20 bar.

The 4520 series fuseholders are typically used in applications that require high inrush current, such as motor drives, within a wide range of industries. They are suitable for laboratory and medical systems, such as electrophysiological systems, where safety is of foremost importance. They can also be used in isolation switches and circuit breakers.

The 4520 series fuseholders provide protection against overcurrents, overloads, and short circuits. They are designed to work with fuses that are designed to trip when an overcurrent condition exists in order to protect sensitive components from damage. They feature a positive contact alignment and a secured snap-in design. Furthermore, they can also withstand temperatures of up to 125°C and pressures of up to 20 bar.

In conclusion, the 4520 series fuseholders are designed for use in a range of applications such as motor drives, laboratory and medical systems, and isolation switches. They provide reliable protection against overcurrent, overloads, and short circuits. They feature a secure snap-in design and positive contact alignment. Moreover, they can also withstand temperatures up to 125°C and pressures of up to 20 bar. The 4520 series fuseholders offer a low-cost, standard design flexibility, making them an ideal choice for a variety of applications.

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