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Fuses 7100.1162.13 Application Field and Working Principle

Introduction - Fuses 7100.1162.13 are used as an efficient and reliable protective measure for low voltage, low current circuits. Fuses are among the oldest, simplest and most reliable forms of electronic protection that are still widely used today. These devices are divided into two broad types: thermal protected (or fused) fuses and non-thermal protected (or non-fused) fuses.

In this article we’ll be having a look at the application field and working principle of Fuses 7100.1162.13 in order to understand better their operation and performance.

Application

Fuses 7100.1162.13 are designed primarily for the protection of low- voltage installations. They have been tested and approved for use with a variety of DC and AC circuits, ranging from 6V to 480V. The maximum current rating of Fuses 7100.1162.13 is rated at 6A.

Common applications where Fuses 7100.1162.13 can be used include the protection of power supplies for computers, electrical motors, pumps and tools. They can provide protection over a wide range of current values.

Working Principle

Fuses 7100.1162.13 are designed to offer overcurrent protection and thermal protection. The function of an overcurrent protection fuse is to protect equipment from currents in excess of rated limit. This protection is provided by either a metallic element or some form of solid state device.

If an overload occurs, the fuse will heat up due to the increased current draw, and once the temperature of the fuse element reaches a predetermined set point, it will cause the wired link to break, thereby interrupting the circuit so that no further damage is caused.

The term ‘thermal protection’ is used to refer to the protection provided by electronic components such as diodes and transistors which are designed to shut down a circuit if there is an excess of heat reaching the device. This thermal protection ensures that situations where an overcurrent has caused a fuse to blow are prevented from causing further damage to the circuit.

In conclusion, Fuses 7100.1162.13 offer a relatively inexpensive and efficient form of circuit protection. They are robust, reliable and simple to install, and are unaffected by fluctuations in mains voltage, making them ideal for use in a wide variety of domestic, commercial and industrial applications.

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