HM25100-2CR

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Fuseholders are divided into three categories: mechanical, quasi-mechanical and electrical. The HM25100-2CR is an electrical fuseholder that includes two components: a ZIF (zero insertion force) contact and a fuse cartridge. This type of fuseholder is used primarily for personal computers, telecommunications and medical equipment applications.

The HM25100-2CR is designed for maximum safety in circuit protection. It features a zero insertion force (ZIF) power contact that minimizes insertion force for quick and easy attachment. The ZIF contact also eliminates cross-ionization, which is the migration of electrical current from one circuit element to another.

The HM25100-2CR also features a fuse cartridge that is inserted into the ZIF contact for circuit protection. The fuse cartridge is made of a ceramic material with a metal connection to conduct current. It is designed to open a circuit when the current flow exceeds the rating of the fuse. The fuse can also be reset or replaced once the circuit is open.

The operation of the HM25100-2CR is controlled by a control circuit which determines when a current overload occurs. When a current overload occurs, the control circuit opens the circuit by causing the fuse to burn and melt. The melting of the fuse prevents further damage to the electrical system by eliminating the risk of an uncontrolled fire.

The HM25100-2CR offers many advantages for circuit protection. It is designed to be used in sensitive applications, such as telecommunications and medical equipment, which require a high level of safety. The ZIF contact ensures a secure connection and prevents cross-ionization, and the fuse cartridge ensures that the circuit is properly protected when an overload occurs. The combination of these components makes the HM25100-2CR an ideal choice for circuit protection.

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