7100.1119.96

Fuses are an important aspect of electrical safety and are used to protect circuits and appliances from overloading. The 7100.1119.96 are an example of this type of safety apparatus. This particular model is a dual-element time-delay type fuse, designed for applications requiring both high interrupting capacities and overload protection. Its applications include power circuits, motors, and automated equipment.The 7100.1119.96 operates on the principle of current limiting. This means that when the current flow in an electrical circuit exceeds the rating of the fuse, it acts to limit the flow of current thus protecting the circuit from damage. The fuse consists of two elements, a melting element and a time-delay element, both made of a metal alloy that melts at a specified temperature. The melting element has the lowest melting point, and starts to melt at a lower current level. This triggers the time-delay element, which takes longer to melt and thereby provides additional protection.The application of a 7100.1119.96 is best suited for static motors and other automated equipment. It is designed to allow a current to flow normally in the circuit while also preventing an overload. When the current level in the circuit exceeds the values on the fuse, the time-delay element begins to melt and thus reduces the current flow. This helps to protect the connected circuits and appliances from damage due to excessive currents.In addition to providing safety and protection, the 7100.1119.96 also provides convenience and ease of installation. It is designed to be plug-in ready, and requires no additional installations. All that is needed is to make sure the fuse is rated for the given application. This helps to reduce installation times, and makes it convenient for technicians to install these devices quickly.Overall, the 7100.1119.96 is an important safety device for applications requiring both high interrupting capacity and overload protection. It helps to protect circuits and equipment from damage due to excessive current, while also providing convenience and ease of installation. The fuse operates on the principle of current limiting, and features a melting element as well as a time-delay element to provide additional protection. This fuse is the ideal choice for static motors and automated equipment.