80NH0G-B

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Electrical, Specialty Fuses

80NH0G-B type fuses are used in a variety of applications, including automotive, industrial, and telecommunications. They are also used in low-voltage AC and DC circuits to protect from short-circuits and over-currents.

80NH0G-B type fuses are available in a variety of sizes and amperage ratings, and can be used in a wide range of applications, depending on the specific circuit requirements and ratings. These fuses are available in cartridge or blade style housings. The blade style housing provides the best protection against all types of short circuits and over-currents.

The 80NH0G-B type fuse is a dual element fuse designed to protect against both short circuit and over-currents. The design consists of two separate elements: an arc suppressor element and a current limiting element. The arc suppressor element is designed to prevent sparks and arcing when the fuse is first opened, while the current limiting element protects against short circuits and over-currents.

The 80NH0G-B type fuse typically has two terminals: an input terminal and an output terminal. The input terminal connects to the external device or circuit, while the output terminal connects to the power source. When a short circuit or over-current is detected, the arc suppressor element will open, which will then cause the current limiting element to open. This will limit the amount of current that can pass through the fuse, thus preventing further damage to the circuit or equipment.

80NH0G-B type fuses are designed to protect circuits and equipment from short circuits and over-currents. They are used in a variety of applications, including automotive, industrial, and telecommunications. They are available in cartridge and blade style housings, and can be used in a wide range of circuits. The 80NH0G-B type fuse is a dual element device which protects against both short circuits and over-currents.

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