ECNR175

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ECNR175 is an electrical fuse with a specialty application. It is designed to be used in electrical circuit systems with a current rating of 25 amps. It is used for circuit protection, providing protection against short circuits and overloads. The fuse has a fuse rating of 175 volts AC and is designed to meet IEC and UL standards.

The ECNR175 fuse consists of two parts: the fuse element and the base. The fuse element is a ceramic tube filled with metal alloy. The base is a metal housing that clips onto the back of the fuse element and holds the fuse in place. The contact points on the bottom of the base and fuse element are in contact with the power source, allowing the current to flow. When the current exceeds the fuse rating, the metal alloy melts, breaking the contact between the power source and the circuit. This prevents further electrical damage by breaking the loop that allows the current to flow.

The working principle of the ECNR175 is based on the Ohm’s Law. This states that the amount of current that will flow through a circuit is proportional to the voltage applied to it. The fuse is designed to withstand a certain amount of voltage before it will melt. When this voltage is exceeded, the fuse will melt, breaking the contact and interrupting the current.

The ECNR175 fuse is designed to be used in a variety of applications. It is suitable for use in high temperature circuits, and can be used with a variety of circuit designs. It can also be used in systems that require a high voltage and are prone to overloading. It is also suitable for use in automotive applications, or in industrial plants.

The ECNR175 fuse is designed to provide reliable circuit protection for all types of circuits. It is a cost effective solution that is easy to install and maintain. It can be used in a wide variety of applications and provides reliable protection against short circuits and overloads. It is a reliable and cost effective way to ensure the safe operation of electrical systems.

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