BBS-25

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The BBS-25, developed by Shihlin Electric Works Company, is an electrical specialty fuse designed for use with low voltage, low current electrical systems. It is typically used for protection of sensitive electronic circuits in household appliances, electronic games, and computers.

The BBS-25 is a miniature interrupting device with a thin-film ceramic housing. The product features a unique blend of stainless steel, copper and aluminum construction that makes it extremely reliable in short-circuit protection. An integrated temperature sensitive element also ensures that the device will open when temperatures exceed a pre-set limit.

The BBS-25 works by interrupting the flow of electricity when a short-circuit occurs. Due to its miniature size, the device is capable of rapidly opening and preventing high-energy arcs from occurring. This allows currents up to 20A to be protected without damage to the circuit.

The device operates by detecting an increase in current and then sending a signal to an external circuit. When this signal is received, the circuit will immediately stop allowing current to flow, effectively preventing any further damage.

The key advantage of the BBS-25 is its small size, as this allows it to be used even in the smallest of circuits such as laptop computers and portable electronic devices. Its unique stainless steel and aluminum construction also give it superior durability and reliability. It also provides excellent safety, as its integrated temperature sensitive element will prevent the device from overheating during operation.

For all these reasons, the BBS-25 is a perfect choice for protecting sensitive electronic circuits in a wide range of applications. Its small size, reliable performance, and superior durability make it an ideal device for protecting even the most delicate of electronic equipment.

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