5MFP 3

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Fuses have been around for a long time and are used in a wide variety of applications. They are designed to protect circuits and systems from damage due to accidental short circuits. They are one of the most important components in any electrical system. In this article, we will look at 5MFP 3 and its application field and working principle.

5MFP 3 is a UL-listed midget-sized electronic fuse, which uses a fast Acting Ferrule. It has a minimum interruption time of 2ms at rated current and 125% overload. 5MFP 3 features a current rating from 1A to 15A and a voltage rating of 125V. Its plug-in design makes it suitable for easy installation and maintenance, and its small size makes it perfect for compact applications.

The 5MFP 3 can be used in a variety of applications from TV sets, radios, refrigerators, air conditioners, washing machines, kitchen appliances, timer appliances and other midget-sized applications. It can also be used for protection of lines in medical equipment or electronic circuitry. The fuse can also be used to protect electronics from power surges.

The working principle of the 5MFP 3 fuse is based on a heat-sensitive element that is exposed to the flow of current. When too much current flows, the heat generated causes the element to melt or vaporise. This causes an interruption in the flow of current, resulting in a reset of the circuit. This way, any electrical overloads or short circuits are prevented.

In conclusion, the 5MFP 3 is a fast-acting electronic fuse suitable for a wide range of midget-sized applications. It features a plug-in design, current ratings from 1A to 15A and a voltage rating of 125V. Its working principle is based on a heat-sensitive element that, upon melting or vaporising, causes the interruption of current and reset of the circuit. This way, it efficiently prevents electrical overloads and short circuits.

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