80813000440

Fuses are commonly used in low-voltage electrical systems for protection against dangerous overloads and short-circuits. The 80813000440 is a type of fuses that is widely used due to its lower cost and high reliability. This particular fuse differs from others in that it has an additional security feature, a gas-filled tube, which is extremely important for safety.

The 80813000440 fuse has two elements: a contact and an internal element. The contact is the external element made of metal and it is the first line of defence – it triggers the fuse in case of an overload or short-circuit. The internal element, which is in the form of a gas-filled tube, is the second line of defence – it prevents the fuse from triggering when the current is too high.

This fuse is mainly used in the automotive and commercial industries. It is designed to be used in different applications such as automotive electronics, computer and peripheral device protection, power control, and more. It can also be used in cases where there is a constant need for protection.

The 80813000440 fuse works by detecting an overload or short-circuit, then cutting off the electrical flow. If the current passes through the contact, it will heat up and create an arc of electricity. This arc will cause the internal element, the gas-filled tube, to heat up and the increased pressure will cause the fuse to blow. This will instantly cut off the power supply, thus protecting the circuit from further damage.

The 80813000440 fuse is designed to be highly reliable. It has a built-in thermal fuse which prevents excessive current from passing through the circuit. It also has an additional safety feature, a gas-filled tube, which will prevent accidental triggering of the fuse in the event of an overload or short-circuit.

The 80813000440 fuse is an extremely reliable and cost-effective solution for application in the automotive and commercial industries. It is designed to be used in situations where safety is critical, and it has the added advantage of being able to detect an overload or short-circuit before it causes any damage to the circuit.