8020.5015.G Circuit Protection

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Fuses are safety devices that protect electrical equipment, wiring and electrical components from damage due to an over-current or over-heating. 8020.5015.G is one type of fuse that is commonly used in commercial and industrial applications. This article provides an overview of the application field and working principle of the 8020.5015.G fuse.

The 8020.5015.G fuse is used mainly for high current applications with a current rating of up to 125 amps. Typical applications include industrial motor control systems, heavy machinery circuit protection, and substation circuit protection. The 8020.5015.G can also be used in safety circuits, where breaking the circuit is essential for safety reasons, or as a supplementary protection when the actual current exceeds the rated current of the Fuse.

The working principle of the 8020.5015.G Fuse is simple. When too much current passes through the fuse, the fuse’s internal element will be heated up. This heat will then cause the element to melt and open the circuit, thus ensuring that no further current can pass through and cause damage to the system.

The 8020.5015.G Fuse is a fast-acting, paralleled-blade fuse designed for electrical applications where fast-opening time and high current ratings are needed. The fuse is made from nickel-plated copper and can be inserted into a fuse holder easily. The 8020.5015.G has a blow-off time of less than one second and a rated current of 125A.

The 8020.5015.G Fuse also has several advantages, including its low cost and easy installation. The fuse is also easy to identify, as it is marked with a green dot and is available in a wide range of sizes and ratings. Additionally, the fuse is RoHS-compliance, making it safe for use with environmentally-sensitive equipment.

In summary, the 8020.5015.G Fuse is a reliable and cost-effective solution for industrial and commercial applications with high current ratings. It is safe, reliable, and easy to install, making it a popular choice for protecting equipment and wiring from too much current or over-heating.

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