AGC-V-1-8/10-R

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Fuses are widely used in various areas of residential, commercial and industrial applications to protect electrical circuits from unnecessary electrical surge or overload conditions. An Automatic General Control Voltage-one-eight/ten-R (AGC-V-1-8/10-R) fuse is an automatic resetting fuse used as a safety device to protect circuits and wiring. This type of fuse is also known as a thermal, or auto-reset fuse. The fuse works by detecting when a circuit has become overloaded or short-circuited, and then automatically shutting off the circuit.

The AGC-V-1-8/10-R is a time delay fuse that senses an overload condition by detecting the heat produced on the circuit. When an overload occurs, the current flowing through the circuit causes the fuse element in the center of the AGC-V-1-8/10-R to become heated. The heat in turn causes the bimetallic strip located inside the fuse to deform, which triggers the unit to automatically open and disrupt the circuit.

Once the current has been eliminated, the bimetallic strip cools and the fuse automatically resets, allowing the circuit to start working again. The key advantage of the AGC-V-1-8/10-R is that it is self-resetting – it is programmed to shut off the circuit in the event of an overload or short circuit, and then automatically reset once the over/under-voltage condition has subsided.

The AGC-V-1-8/10-R is suitable for use with both single and multi-phase AC circuits with ratings up to and including 120 or 240 volts, and a wide variety of motor, lighting, and appliance applications. It is also effective in providing surge protection for home entertainment electronics. Most AGC-V-1-8/10-R fuses are rated for currents of 8 and 10 amps, but they are available in other sizes as well.

The AGC-V-1-8/10-R fuse is an important safety device that prevents circuits from becoming overloaded and potentially causing costly damage or dangerous electrical fires. The fuse is designed to break the circuit in the event of an overload, and reset automatically when the overload is eliminated, so it is essential to make sure the fuse is of the correct size and ratings for your application in order to ensure the highest level of safety.

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