BK/MDL-BV-1/16

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A fuse is a device designed to protect an electrical circuit from overloads that can cause dangerous conditions. The BK/MDL- BV-1/16 is a fast-acting, dual-element, current-limiting fuse.

The fuse is made up of two elements: the body and the fuse element. The body is a metal container that houses the fuse element and must be approved by an approved testing laboratory. It contains two pins that are used to attach the fuse to the circuit. The fuse element is a metal strip that melts when the circuit is overloaded. It is designed to open the circuit before the current reaches a level that could cause an electrical fire.

The BK/MDL- BV-1/16 is designed for use in applications such as distribution panels, motor control, and overcurrent protection. One of its main advantages is that it can handle short-circuit currents up to 200,000 Amps. It also has a very low fault current rating, when compared to other types of fuses.

The fuse’s working principle is quite simple. When an overcurrent flows through the fuse, the metal strip in the fuse element will begin to melt and cause an electrical arc. This arc will extinguish itself after a moment and blow open the contacts. This opens the circuit, preventing further damage from occurring.

The BK/MDL- BV-1/16 fuse is a great choice for use in applications such as distribution panels, motor control, and overcurrent protection. Its fast-acting, dual-element, current-limiting design makes it an ideal fuse for these applications.

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