FLNR2.25T

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FLNR 2.25T series fuses are part of the electrical fuses developed by Eaton Corporation and are used in a variety of applications, ranging from industrial, transportation, and commercial. These medium voltage fuses are internationally recognized by UL and CSA standards and meet the requirements of UL 1077 supplement, UL 248, IEC and CSA C22.2 no. 248. The fuses are designed to protect most electrical circuits, particularly circuits rated up to 600V AC/DC.

FLNR 2.25T series fuses have a Dual-element configuration for both AC and DC applications. They are designed to provide highly reliable over current protection, and also provide transient protection and arc insulation for short-circuit circuits. They offer a fast response time, making them suitable for applications with high short-circuit levels, while providing protection against internal and external short-circuits.

The most common use of the FLNR 2.25T series fuses is in motor control and instrumentation applications, particularly in the food and beverage, and medical industries. The fuses are also suitable for use in power distribution systems, such as those found in hospitals, laboratories, and other high-risk areas. In addition, they can also be used as protection for power conversion and voltage regulation systems, as well as for ground fault protection.

The working principle of FLNR 2.25T series fuses is simple yet reliable. The fuses are designed with two separate elements: one consisting of a glass tube with metal end caps and the other consisting of an aluminium or copper strip. As current flows through the main circuit, a metal disc inside the fuse will heat up, expanding the glass tube until it breaks. This will cause an interruption of current to the main circuit, preventing a dangerous overload to the system.

The FLNR 2.25T series fuses are designed for a wide range of applications including motor and instrumentation protection, voltage and power conversion, and ground fault protection. They provide stable operation in AC and DC circuits, and are suitable for short-circuit protection. Their fast response time makes them suitable for use in industries with high short-circuit levels, and their dual-element design ensures reliable over-current protection.

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