H60030-1PR

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Fuseholders are essential components of any electrical system. They are used to provide a secure connection between the fuse and the main power supply. The H60030-1PR is a standard size fuseholder from the HAKKO company. It has an alternating current (AC/DC) rating of 250V and is designed for use with 30A of current. It features a spark-resistant construction and a screwless design.

Application Field: The H60030-1PR fuseholder can be used in a variety of applications within household electrical systems and industrial applications. It can be used to protect circuit breakers, motors, relays, and other components within a power circuit from damage due to overcurrent. Additionally, it is suitable for use in a variety of hazardous locations, such as those that contain combustible gases or liquids.

Working Principle: The H60030-1PR fuseholder works in a similar manner to other fuseholders. It contains a central copper alloy strip that acts as the contact between the fuse and the power source. The current passes through this strip, causing a small amount of heat to be generated. When the current reaches a certain level, it triggers a rapid increase in the amount of heat generated, causing the fuse to blow, thereby protecting the electrical components.

The H60030-1PR fuseholder has a few additional features that help enhance its performance. It contains a special coating on the copper alloy strip that helps to reduce arcing and spark-over during operation. Additionally, the device is designed with a lower temperature cut-off feature, which helps to prevent the fuse from blowing prematurely and potentially causing an electrical fire.

The H60030-1PR fuseholder is an ideal choice for anyone looking for an affordable and reliable device to protect their electrical system from overcurrent. It is easy to install and requires no additional wiring. Additionally, the spark-resistant construction and special coating help to reduce the risk of electrical fires.

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