BK/1A1120-06-R

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Fuseholders, such as the BK/1A1120-06-R, are devices designed to securely hold an electrical fuse and connect it to a power source. Any electrical wiring and/or load connected to the fuseholder is protected from overcurrent conditions by the circuit breaker embedded in the fuse which is activated when the current level exceeds a certain predetermined rating.

BK/1A1120-06-R fuseholders consist of a plastic base with an embedded metal clip that can be used to easily attach the device to a variety of surfaces. The base also contains a range of terminals allowing it to be connected to a power source. Inside the fuseholder there is a receptacle which is designed to securely hold a fuse of a specific size and rating.

The working principle behind all fuseholders is essentially the same. When a current flowing through the circuit surpasses the fuse\'s pre-determined threshold, the metal element within the fuse heats up and melts a wire (or other component) separating the circuit into two pieces. This prevents the current from continuing to flow, thus protecting any downstream circuits and/or loads from being damaged by the over current.

The BK/1A1120-06-R is designed for specific applications such as control systems, telecommunications, security systems, and aviation systems. Due to its small size, it is ideal for circuits with limited space. It is designed to operate under a wide range of temperatures and is capable of withstanding extreme vibration and shock.

In conclusion, the BK/1A1120-06-R fuseholder is a reliable and efficient device designed to protect a circuit from overcurrent conditions. It is designed for applications with limited space and is suited to extreme temperature and vibration environments. In addition, it is simple to install and can be quickly and easily replaced when needed.

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