7100.1074.13

Fuses are an important safety feature in electrical systems as they provide a convenient way of protecting circuits from sudden surges of current that can exceed the recommended operating levels; they allow the current to pass through a fusible metal which then melts when excessive current is passed, providing a break in the flow of current and effectively preventing an overload. The 7100.1074.13 is a specific type of fuse which belongs to the low voltage, high current type and is typically used for electrical applications which require precise, accurate protection.

The 7100.1074.13 is unique in that it works in the same way as a circuit breaker, but with the distinct advantage that it automatically re-fuses once the current levels have dropped back down. This means that the fuses are self-resetting and only need to be replaced if they have already been blown from an overload of current which exceeds the recommended levels. The fuses typically have a maximum load of 73 amperes which provides a very efficient form of protection.

When it comes to the application field and working principle of the 7100.1074.13, the fuses are mainly used on circuit boards which are used for various types of electronic equipment; such as computers, audio and video equipment, or for industrial applications. In such applications these fuses are used to provide protection from any kind of sudden surge of power that could cause damage. The fuse is designed to melt when the current rises to a level which is beyond the maximum threshold; this interrupts the current flow and prevents any further damage from occurring.

The 7100.1074.13 fuses usually come with a variety of different ratings in terms of voltage, ampacity and interrupting capacity, depending on the application. Generally, the higher the voltage rating of the fuse, the higher the ampacity will be, so the fuse needs to be chosen according to the intended application. The ampacity rating is also very important since it determines how much current the fuse can carry without being damaged. The interrupting capacity of the fuse is also important to note, as this determines how much of a surge of current the fuse can safely handle before burning through.

Overall, the 7100.1074.13 fuses are a great form of protection for circuits, providing a way to stop the current flow without the need to manually replace the fuses after they have been blown. The variety of ratings ensures they can be applied to any situation, and the self-resetting feature makes them even more convenient by eliminating the need to constantly be replacing the fuses. As such, these fuses are used in many places which require robust protection from sudden surges of current.