FNQ-R-3-2/10

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The FNQ-R-3-2/10 electrical specialty fuse provides protection against overloaded electric circuits in buildings and industrial facilities. The fuse is designed with a single indicator element that when the current passing through it exceeds the fuse\'s rated capacity, it will cause the fuse to blow, thereby protecting the downstream components from being overloaded and potential fire or damage.

The FNQ-R-3-2/10 has a variety of uses due to its wide application field. This includes commercial applications, such as lighting systems, air conditioning systems, machinery, and elevators; as well as industrial applications, such as production lines, power electronics, industrial processes and controllers.

The FNQ-R-3-2/10 works principle is based on the principle of heat. When the current passing through it exceeds its rated capacity, the heat generated causes the fuse element to melt and blow. This prevents the downstream components from being overloaded and potential fire or damage due to excessive current.

The fuse is made up of two parts; a body and a rocker arm. The body consists of a chamber that houses a number of metal pins that are connected to a wire. The rocker arm is connected to the body and is responsible for providing mechanical protection when the fuse melts. This is done by ensuring that the current can only move in one direction and prevents it from flowing back and creating a fire hazard.

The FNQ-R-3-2/10 also has an additional safety feature known as a gas balancing resistor. This resistor helps to balance the temperature of the fuse element and prevent it from melting too quickly. This helps to ensure that the fuse blows before the current reaches a level that could potentially create a fire hazard.

When using the FNQ-R-3-2/10 electrical specialty fuse, it is important to make sure that it is correctly sized for the application. It is also important to keep the fuse element clean and free of dust or dirt, as this can reduce its effectiveness. Finally, it should be periodically tested to ensure that it is still working correctly.

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