FLNR1.25T

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The FLNR 1.25T series fuse is a flexible and versatile solution for many industrial applications. It offers features that help users save both time and money. Its rating of 1.25 amperes, enables it to handle a variety of electrical needs with ease.

In the industrial arena, specialty fuses such as the FLNR 1.25T series are used in many areas. It can be found in such diverse areas as controlling overloads in electronic circuit breakers, motors, transformers, generators, and other electronic devices. It can also be applied as a circuit protection device in electrical panels, both residential and commercial. It is approved for use in UL listed panels.

The mechanism of the FLNR 1.25T series fuse is quite simple. It consists of a copper or aluminum alloy cylinder and two terminals. The terminals are connected to a bimetallic disc. When current flows through the fuse, the disc is heated by the electrical current passing through it. As the temperature of the disc continues to rise, it eventually melts, interrupting the flow of current through the terminals and blowing the fuse.

The FLNR 1.25T series fuse is designed to open in the event of an overload or short circuit. This fuse helps to protect both the device being powered and the distribution system itself. It also helps to reduce downtime by preventing costly and time consuming repairs to the equipment.

The FLNR 1.25T series fuse meets UL standard 248-11, which states that it must open in an overload or short circuit condition. This ensures that the fuse will work as advertised and is safe for use in a variety of applications. It can also be used in a variety of temperatures, which means it can be used in both indoor and outdoor applications.

The FLNR 1.25T series fuse is a great way to protect and secure many industrial and residential applications. It is designed to protect important components such as transformers, motors, and generators from the ravages of damaging overcurrents or short circuits. It also helps to keep distribution systems safe and reliable.

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