FL11K80

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The FL11K80 electrical specialty fuses offer the versatility and dependability necessary to meet a variety of current protection needs. This type of fuse is designed for industrial, commercial and domestic installations. It is UL approved and meets all of NEC and CEC standards. The FL11K80 fuse is available in several different amperage ratings, ranging from 3A through 80A.

Applications for the FL11K80 fuse are as varied as the type of current protection required. Common uses include industrial switchgear, motor control systems, lighting, transformers, electrical wiring and high current applications. This type of fuse is also suitable for use in equipotential bonding applications and phase and neutral low voltage protection circuits. It can also be used as part of a combination protection system.

The FL11K80 fuse works in much the same way as any other current-limiting device. When the current reaches a preset value, the internal elements of the fuse heat up, melting the metal link or alloy element. This breaks the current flow, protecting the circuit or equipment from fire or serious damage due to the overload. The fuse then needs to be replaced with one that matches the amperage of the existing circuit.

Some of the features of the FL11K80 fuse include an ease of installation due to the snap-in style design, its long service life of up to 50,000 operations, and its versatility with various amperage ratings. In addition, its flameproof enclosure protects both users and equipment from the risks of fire or explosion due to short circuit. The UL listed fuse is designed to provide low contact resistance and a high-speed response to current faults.

The FL11K80 fuse is designed to meet a number of requirements and can be used in a variety of applications. Its reliable performance ensures that the circuit is well protected from potential overloads. It can also be used in combination protection systems where different types of fuses may be used together for added current protection.

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