BK/1A1120-10

BK/1A1120-10 is a 30A fuseholder. It utilizes indexing fingers and grounding clips to ensure proper orientation of fuses. This fuseholder is insulated from exposed conductor. Some of the most common applications of the 1A1120-10 are in consumer, commercial, and industrial applications. Its form factor and design provide protection against electric shock, noise, and vibration.

The BK/1A1120-10 fuseholder is used to protect equipment from overheating or short circuiting. It is typically installed in circuits, such as those used in household appliances, industrial equipment, and electronic systems. Household applications can include water heaters, range hoods, and smoke detectors. Industrial applications include electrical motors, panelboards, and other types of industrial machinery.

It is also often used in the automotive industry. A wide range of vehicles, ranging from cars to tractors and machines, already require the use of the BK/1A1120-10. This helps protect the engine from potential electrical problems and additional safeguard.

The 1A1120-10 fuseholder works by protecting the circuits it is installed in from electrical hazards. The fuseholder works by connecting the fuse and creating a circuit that can only handle a certain amount of current . The fuseholder has two components, an indexing finger that snaps into place, and a grounding clip that clamps over the fuse.

If the current being drawn by the circuit exceeds the rated current, the fuse will blow, disrupting the flow of electricity through the circuit and protecting the circuit from damage. The 1A1120-10 fuseholder ensures that the fuse is connected properly so that it can blow in the event of an overload.

The BK/1A1120-10 fuseholder is a reliable and efficient device designed to protect circuits from damage. It is used in various fields, such as automotive, consumer, commercial, and industrial applications. This fuseholder works through indexing fingers and grounding clips, which ensure that the fuse is correctly connected. In the event of an overload, the fuse will blow, protecting the circuit from damage.