7100.1171.95

The 7100.1171.95 is classified as a fuse, which is an electrical component used to protect an overcurrent fault. It works by quickly breaking the circuit in case of an overcurrent situation, thereby avoiding a short circuit or an electric shock. This particular type of fuse is designed to perform an “auto-magic opening” in the event of an overcurrent fault, shutting off the current immediately and protecting any equipment connected to the circuit.

As previously mentioned, the 7100.1171.95 fuse is designed to protect against overcurrent faults. The fuse contains a metal strip in the form of a wire, which is known as the fuse element. The fuse is designed so that when a predetermined current passes through the element, it will heat up and melt. This breaks the flow of electricity, which is what prevents the occurrence of an electrical fault. The 7100.1171.95 fuse is also designed to be able to reset itself after a current has been discharged in order to keep the circuit protected.

The 7100.1171.95 fuse is capable of protecting circuits that are carrying up to 63A (90A for the UL 6219 version) of current, and can handle currents up to 100A (150A for the UL 6219 version). It is designed to be used in a variety of different applications, including industrial, motor control, electrical wiring, power control, lighting, and more. The fuse is also UL (Underwriters Laboratories) approved, meaning that it has been tested in compliance with UL standards and is approved for use in the United States and other countries.

When choosing a fuse for a particular application, it is important to make sure that the fuse rating is such that it can safely handle the maximum amount of current that the circuit may draw. It is also important to make sure that the fuse rating closely matches the current draw of the particular circuit. If the fuse rating is too high, then it will not protect against an overcurrent situation, and if it is too low, then it will break too often.

The 7100.1171.95 fuse can be used in a wide range of electrical circuits and applications, and provides reliable protection against overcurrents. It is UL approved, and its current rating and reset capability make it suitable for use in a variety of applications. It is important to note, however, that the fuse must be rated correctly for the particular application in order for it to perform properly.