BK/C515-7A

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Fuses are commonly used in electrical systems to disconnect circuit within seconds in the event of an overload. This type of clipper circuit provides quick protection against surges in power supply or short circuits in electrical systems. Over the years, technology has progressed, and the design of fuses has also evolved. The BK/C515-7A is a fast-acting fuse designed to provide increased protection against overloads and short circuits.

The BK/C515-7A is a cylindrical shape, self-certifying, double-ended, fast-acting fuse. It features a very quick reaction time, making it an ideal choice for applications where an overcurrent or short circuit needs to be disconnected in a few milliseconds. It is a 525VAC, time-lag, class 2 rated fuse that is designed to deliver protection against overcurrents and short circuits. The fuse is made from thermoplastic and features a nickel-plated brass contact. This makes it a long-lasting and reliable component.

The BK/C515-7A fuse is suitable for a wide range of applications. It can be used for motors, switchgear, and even industrial control systems. It is also commonly used in circuit breaker assemblies, lighting circuits, and power distribution systems. It is available in two different ratings: 1A and 5A.

The BK/C515-7A fuse employs a simple working principle. When an overload or short circuit is detected, the fuse blows, and the current is disconnected. The principle is based on the concept of a heat dissipation. As the current passes through the fuse, it heats up the element inside, and when the temperature reaches a certain threshold, the element is melted and the current is disconnected. This concept has been used in fuses for many decades and is still widely used today.

The BK/C515-7A is a reliable and durable component that is suitable for a wide range of applications. Its quick reaction time makes it a great choice for protecting electrical systems from overcurrents and short circuits. It employs a simple principle of heat dissipation to protect the system and provides longterm reliability and protection. Therefore, it is an ideal component for circuit breaker assemblies, lighting circuits, power distribution systems and much more.

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