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64300 Specialty Fuses are designed to protect all circuits around the world, no matter big or small, from electric overloads. Unlike standard fuses, which are designed to protect against a single, large overload, Specialty Fuses are designed to protect against multiple and varying overloads. They come in different configurations and sizes, and offer a broad range of protection levels. A Specialty Fuse is a non-replaceable fuse that works in a very different way than a standard fuse.

When a voltage surge or other current is detected, a Specialty Fuse will automatically react and activate its magnetic field. This magnetic field triggers a change in the fuse\'s internal pressure that causes it to blow, thereby preventing an electrical overload from occurring. The fuse will typically be completely consumed by the time its internal pressure is released, making it one of the few components that are not universal and can only be used once.

Specialty Fuses are used to protect a range of electrical installations including HVAC, air conditioning, lighting, industrial equipment, marine electronics, and other specialty applications. They are often used in industries that must adhere to strict safety regulations. For instance, fuses are required by the Occupational Health and Safety Agency (OSHA) for virtually all industrial applications. Common applications include high-voltage breakers, transformers, and electronic components.

Specialty fuses can be sold individually or in packs, and the ohmic value and arc-resistance of the fuse should be specified by the manufacturer. It\'s important to note that the actual current that a Specialty Fuse will support is determined by the ohmic value. When installing a Specialty Fuse, the user must be sure to connect the correct wire size to the fuse to maintain an appropriate voltage drop across the fuse and avoid overloading it. The amperage rating of the fuse should always be taken into consideration when specifying or installing it.

Specialty Fuses can be used as an alternative to circuit breakers in many applications. They feature a quicker response time to a surge in current and can be replaced easily, while circuit breakers require manual reset after they trip. They are also often more cost effective. Also, Specialty Fuses are more compact, making them perfect for various applications where space is at a premium.

For applications that are not easily accessible or require frequent service, a Specialty Fuse can provide a higher level of electrical protection than what can be achieved through a circuit breaker. Additionally, Specialty Fuses are often used to reduce currents within a circuit, which can be a major benefit when working with sensitive electronics.

In summary, Specialty Fuses are a versatile, cost effective, and reliable way to protect a wide variety of electrical installations and applications. They come in various sizes and configurations, allowing for adequate protection against different voltage and current levels without taking up too much space or requiring frequent maintenance. Proper installation is required for the safety and longevity of the installation.

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