5MF 1.25

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Fuses are devices that serve to protect electrical systems and connected electrical components from the most common problem they face—overloading. Fuses contain a thin wire of metal that easily melts when there\'s too much current or voltage running through it. Once the wire melts, the fuse breaks the circuit, thus preventing current from continuing to flow to the protected device.

5MF 1.25 is one type of fast acting fuse, rated from 1A to 25A. It is specifically designed for the overcurrent protection of household and similar appliances, distribution systems, telecommunications or electrical installations. It has manual or automatic reset option, and quick, reliable, and safe short-circuit protection.

The application field of 5MF 1.25 fuse includes remote meter box, remote distribution box, distribution transformer, water-meter meter. Also it can be applied in lab computers, medical instrument and circuit boards.

The working principle of the 5MF 1.25 fuse is relatively simple. When too much current is flowing through the metal wire, it starts to heat up and expand. This has a domino effect and once the fuse’s temperature reaches a certain point, the wire melts and breaks the circuit. This process is known as fusing. The advantage of this type of fuse is that it will automatically reset itself after the over-current problem has been resolved. This helps protect the fuse from getting damaged due to multiple current surges.

In general, 5MF 1.25 fuses are extremely reliable and long lasting. They are capable of breaking a circuit in a fraction of a second, thus preventing any damage to the connected devices and circuits.

Fuses are incredibly important components of any electrical system, and 5MF 1.25 fuses are a great choice for over-current protection. They are quick, reliable, safe and easy to install, making them a popular choice for many applications.

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