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Fuseholders

C60F application field and working principle

The C60F is a non-inductive type fuseholder insulation class F, which is widely used in low voltage networks. This fuse holder is a branch protector of distribution lines and has the characteristics of basic insulation level, large capacity and high reliability. It can be installed in single/double pole or three pole, is UL certificated, and also meets various international standards.

The C60F is typically designed with noise level of less than 20dB to prevent interference and also with excellent fin lubrication for better positioning of terminal parts. Some of the parts of C60F are up to grade UL94V-0 in fire resistance. It also has a high dielectric breakdown voltage when compared to similar fuse holders.

The main function of C60F is to protect the circuits and fuses from being overloaded and short-circuited. The working principle of C60F is based on the small resistance principle. When the current passing through the device exceeds the rated current, the fuse will melt and separate the circuit automatically, so as to realize the purpose of protecting the circuit from overload. If the current is lower than normal, the fuse will not blow and the circuit will remain energized.

The C60F can be widely used in various occasions, and wide range of overload or short circuit protection applications including high overload or time-delay protection. It is used in many heavy duty applications like domestic, commercial, industrial, military and aviation etc, and can also be used in low voltage applications.

In conclusion, the C60F provides an exceptionally reliable and cost effective way to ensure the safety of a circuit against overload, and it is becoming a widely used fuseholder in different applications. Its excellent feature in both reliability and cost make it a safe and secure choice for safeguarding the circuit and electrical equipment from unsafe conditions.

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