7.2BFGHD100

7.2BFGHD 100 is a type of fuse that falls under the Electrical, Specialty Fuses category. It is primarily used to protect electrical and electronic systems from potential damage caused by overcurrent, short circuits, and other circuit factors.

The 7.2BFGHD 100 has a nominal voltage rating of 700V AC and an operating temperature rating of -55°C to +155°C. Its breaking capacity is 100A at 10kA and it is designed with a series of components such as a current limiter, an arc extinguisher, and a surge absorber. These components work together to protect the electrical and electronic systems from being damaged by short circuits and other factors.

The 7.2BFGHD 100 can be used in a variety of different applications. It is commonly used in residential, industrial, and commercial applications. It is also used in a number of military, aerospace, and medical applications. It has been approved by Underwriters Laboratories (UL) and the Canadian Standards Association (CSA).

The 7.2BFGHD 100 has a very simple working principle. When the fuse is installed in an electrical circuit, it senses the current in the circuit. If the current exceeds the maximum rated current of the fuse, then the fuse element within the unit melts, thereby breaking the circuit. This prevents any further current from flowing through the circuit, thus protecting the vulnerable components within the system.

The 7.2BFGHD 100 is an extremely reliable and economical way to protect sensitive electrical and electronic systems. Its exceptionally low internal resistance ensures that it will not degrade over time, and its compact design ensures that it can be installed in even the most compact and confined spaces. Furthermore, its components are designed to be easily serviced, which can help to reduce downtime and maintenance costs.

Overall, the 7.2BFGHD 100 is a highly advanced and reliable type of fuse that is suitable for a wide range of applications. Its simple working principle ensures that it will not only protect sensitive components from damage, but also reduce downtime and maintenance costs. Therefore, it is an ideal choice for those looking for an effective and economical way to protect their electrical and electronic systems from potential damage caused by overcurrent, short circuits, and other circuit factors.