8AG361

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The 8AG361 series of electrical fuses have become increasingly popular in the industrial sector to meet the stringent safety requirements of various applications. This series of speciality fuses offer superior protection against short circuits, overloads, and ground faults, while delivering increased current capacity for specific low-voltage applications. It is ideal for protecting all types of machinery, circuits, motors, and other electrical components in a wide range of settings, from commercial and industrial locations to residential settings.

The 8AG361 series features a modular structure that allows a single fuse unit to be used in a variety of different applications. This unique design also enables the unit to be easily adapted to different circuit configurations. A modular terminal block design ensures easy installation, while also allowing each fuse to be replaced without disrupting the entire wiring system. This is a major advantage for those who need to replace a fuse in a hurry or without having to call for an electrician. The terminal block also allows for current overload protection to be easily configured.

The 8AG361 series includes three different fuse types: Class R, Class G, and Class H. Each offers varying current ratings and features a direct current interrupting rating (DCIR) of 25,000 A. The DCIR is the maximum current that can be safely delivered through the fuse before it deactivates. The fuse\'s time-delay characteristics also provide the user with extra protection for smaller overloads and brief short-circuit events.

The 8AG361 series of electrical specialty fuses utilizes a dependable three pole design. This design provides advanced protection against ground-fault current, while ensuring adequate current carrying capability to the device or system being protected. The 8AG361 series is also UL-approved, ensuring that it meets all applicable safety standards.

When choosing the best electrical specialty fuse for a specific application, it is important to properly gauge the application’s requirements. Considerations should include voltage requirements, current ratings, over-current protection, over-temperature protection, and voltage spike protection. It is also important to calculate the ambient temperature of the facility in which the fuse will be installed. By taking into account all these factors, users can make sure to select the right 8AG361 series electrical fuse to meet their exact needs.

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