GFA-4 Allicdata Electronics
Allicdata Part #:

GFA-4-ND

Manufacturer Part#:

GFA-4

Price: $ 13.39
Product Category:

Circuit Protection

Manufacturer: Eaton
Short Description: FUSE BOARD MNT 4.5A 125VAC AXIAL
More Detail: N/A
DataSheet: GFA-4 datasheetGFA-4 Datasheet/PDF
Quantity: 1000
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Contains lead / RoHS non-compliant
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL): 1 (Unlimited)
10 +: $ 12.16910
Stock 1000Can Ship Immediately
$ 13.39
Specifications
Series: GFA
Packaging: Bulk 
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: --
Part Status: Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL): --
Fuse Type: Board Mount (Cartridge Style Excluded)
Current Rating: 4A
Voltage Rating - AC: 125V
Response Time: Fast
Package / Case: Cartridge, Non-Standard (Axial)
Mounting Type: Through Hole
Breaking Capacity @ Rated Voltage: 50A
Approvals: CSA, UR
Operating Temperature: --
Color: --
Size / Dimension: 0.146" Dia x 0.299" L (3.70mm x 7.60mm)
Description

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A fuse is an electrical safety device which can protect an electrical circuit against excessive current. Fuses are essential components used in almost all electrical and electronic systems. There are different types of fuses available. One of them is GFA-4 fuse. GFA-4 is a type of dual-element fuse with a time delay feature.

GFA-4 is a fuse designed for industrial, commercial, and residential applications. It is used in various applications such as lighting circuits, air conditioning systems, and home appliances. GFA-4 fuses are mainly used in medium voltage or low voltage systems. This type of fuse is designed to provide over current protection and short circuit protection.

GFA-4 fuses are designed with two elements; a current limiting element and a thermal element. The current limiting element is made up of a metal ribbon which melts when current exceeds a predetermined level. When current flows through the fuse, the resistance of the ribbon increases accordingly. This increase in resistance causes the temperature of the ribbon to increase, which eventually melts the ribbon. This current limiting element is used to protect against large current faults.

The thermal element is designed to protect the circuit against small current faults. It is designed to prevent the melting of the metal ribbon by limiting the current. This thermal element is made up of a small piece of metal which has a low resistivity. When fault current passes through the fuse, the heat generated by the current causes the metal to expand and open the fuse. This thermal element reduces the amount of energy which can pass through the fuse.

The GFA-4 fuse is designed with a time delay feature which allows it to withstand larger current faults before melting. This time delay feature is used to prevent equipment and circuit damage due to short circuits. It is also used to provide a protection against large current faults which could cause equipment failure or damage.

The GFA-4 fuse is commonly used in industrial, commercial and residential applications. It is typically used in medium voltage and low voltage applications such as lighting circuits, air conditioning systems, and home appliances. GFA-4 fuses are also used in power distribution systems for protection against shorts, overloads, and over currents. GFA-4 fuses provide an effective protection against thermal and electrical overloads in various applications.

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