BK/AGC-25-R

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Fuses have been around for over 100 years, usually in the form of a ceramic tube filled with a metal or ceramic material that melts when exposed to an electric current. The BK/AGC-25-R, manufactured by Belkin Corporation, is a modern version of a fuse. It is a Type R fuse, which is a slow-blow fuse. In this article, we will look at the application field and working principle of the BK/AGC-25-R.

The BK/AGC-25-R is used in a variety of electrical applications, including consumer electronics, home appliances, and automotive applications. It is a small but powerful fuse, capable of carrying currents of up to 25 amperes and voltage ratings up to 800 volts. It is also designed to handle up to 125,000 cycles of operation.

The working principle of the BK/AGC-25-R is simple but effective. When an electrical current passes through the fuse, the heat generated causes a metallized element inside the fuse to expand, opening up a gap that interrupts the current. The interrupting element is made of high-purity silver, and is designed to stretch as the current passes through the fuse.

When the current reaches its rated ampere level, the element in the fuse is stretched to the point where the gap opens and the current is interrupted. This interruption prevents damage to the electrical circuit. The design of the BK/AGC-25-R is such that when the current passes through the fuse, it is interrupted after 8 to 16 seconds. This time delay helps protect the electrical circuit from short circuit currents, which could cause instant damage.

The BK/AGC-25-R is a reliable, safe, and reliable fuse. It is UL Listed, CSA Approved, and meets the requirements of the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA). With its high amperage rating and wide application field, the BK/AGC-25-R is a great choice for any electrical application.

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