5678-02

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Fuseholders

Fuseholders are used to protect electrical circuits and other electrically powered devices against too-high currents. Many types of fuseholders are available on the market today, including the 5678-02. This two-pole fuseholder is designed for use with standard 5x20mm and 5x25mm fuses and is especially suitable for circuits under overload and short circuit protection.

Application Field

The 5678-02 is mainly used in connection with electronic equipment, distribution boards, and control panels in industrial, residential and commercial applications. It offers IP20 protection, which means it does not provide complete protection against intrusion of solid objects, dust and moisture. It can be used with a variety of circuits, including AC power circuits, motors, and telecom circuits.

Working Principle

The 5678-02 fuseholder works on the principle of overcurrent protection. When too much current is drawn from the circuit, the fuse breaks the circuit, thus preventing the risk of fire or electrical damage. The current rating for the fuseholder is 10A. If the current load exceeds this rating, the fuse will blow, thus protecting the circuit from damage.

The two-pole fuseholder is easy to install and connects a live conductor and a neutral conductor. It is designed to be shock-resistant and features a latch-lock mechanism for easy fuse replacement. It also has a clip securing system for a secure fit. The contacts are made of a special alloy for improved electrical protection.

Conclusion

The 5678-02 fuseholder is a reliable and safe two-pole device that is easy to install and use. It is designed for standard 5x20mm and 5x25mm fuses for maximum safety. It is an excellent choice for protecting electronic equipment, distribution boards, and control panels from overload and short circuit protection.

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