CHCC2

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Fuseholders are safety tools that prevent serious damage from electrical devices that malfunction or short circuit. CHCC2 is a type of fuseholder and it has wide applications and a simple working principle.

In general, CHCC2 fuseholders are commonly used when attaching Class CC midget fuses in and around equipment. This includes equipment in the food service industry, medical equipment, telecommunications, welding machines, and more. The fuseholder also meets the UL requirements for General-Purpose Fuseholders that are applicable to any closed-case fusing system.

It is easy to install this type of fuseholder; all you need are simple hand tools. The support to the fuseholder is helical spring tension, which is specifically designed to secure the fuse in place. Its tabs and terminal blocks come in screwdown and IDC styles for quick and easy termination.

The CHCC2 fuseholder has a simple working principle. When the devices are operating normally, current flows through the circuit. However, when there is an increase in current due to malfunction or overload, the fuse interrupter melts and breaks the circuit, thus cutting off the power supply. This prevents the devices from overheating and protects them from further damage. It also eliminates the risk of fire.

The CHCC2 fuseholder is made of durable materials for long-term use. The compact size of the fuseholder makes it easy to fit into tight spaces, while its impact-resistant housing ensures that it is not easily damaged. Additionally, this type of fuseholder can be used with equipment that is mounted on ceilings or other elevated places.

Overall, the CHCC2 fuseholder is a safe and reliable way of protecting delicate electrical equipment from damage due to current spikes or overloads. Its wide range of applications and simple working principle make it a popular choice for all types of electrical setups.

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