7100.1123.13

Fuses are an important part of safety and protection in many electrical systems. The 7100.1123.13 is designed to cut off electrical supply to a circuit when too much current is flowing. The fuse consists of a short length of conductor, usually made from copper or aluminum, that is surrounded by an insulating material. When the current passing through the conductor exceeds a predetermined level, the conductor will heat up until it melts, thereby breaking the circuit.

Fuses are typically used to protect circuits from overloads resulting from short circuits or a surge of electrical current, which can damage sensitive electronic components or cause fire. Most fuses are designed to be non-reusable once they have tripped, meaning that they must be replaced when they have reached their maximum current rating. This ensures that the circuit does not experience another overload and reduces the risk of fire or electrical hazard.

The 7100.1123.13 fuse has a rated current of 6 amperes and a time delay of 1 seconds. It is designed to be used in industrial, commercial and residential applications. The 7100.1123.13 is a fast-acting, current-limiting fuse with a fast response time. It is UL listed and it complies with the safety requirements of the UL and IEC standards.

The working principle of the 7100.1123.13 is based on the fact that when an electrical current passes through a conductor, it will heat up the conductor as a result. If too much current passes through, the conductor will overheat and melt. The 7100.1123.13 is designed to protect circuits from this type of overload by cutting off the current before it overheats. The fuse is designed to open quickly when the current exceeds the maximum current level.

The 7100.1123.13 is most commonly used in industrial, commercial and residential applications. In these applications, the fuse can be used to protect electrical circuits from short circuits and other overloads. It can also be used in control systems, motor starters, lighting circuits and other electrical devices.

In conclusion, the 7100.1123.13 fuse is an important part of safety and protection in many electrical systems. It is a fast-acting, current-limiting fuse with a time delay of 1 seconds and has a rated current of 6 amperes. It is designed to cut off electrical supply to a circuit when too much current is flowing, thus protecting the circuit components and reducing the risk of fire or electrical hazards.