JKS-35

Electrical, Specialty Fuses

JKS-35 is a type of specialty fuse which has a wide variety of applications. This type of fuse is used to measure, protect, and monitor electrical circuits. It is often used in environments that are prone to high levels of heat, or in places where there is potential for loose wiring or other faults.

JKS-35 fuses are designed to be used with AC circuits which are up to 35 Amps. It is also designed to be used with DC circuits that have up to 10 Amps. This type of fuse is typically designed to be used in environments where fault protection is required, such as in industrial equipment, appliances, and automobiles.

The working principle of JKS-35 involves the use of a metal filament or wire that is connected to two insulated terminals. This wire is positioned in the circuit so that it runs through the electrically live parts. When current is applied to the circuit, the filament will become heated up. This heat then causes the filament to expand, thus breaking the circuit.

The purpose of the JKS-35 is to help prevent electric shock, fires, and other types of circuit faults from occurring. The fuse will usually be installed at the main power supply or in the rectifier of the power supply. It can also be used in other places, such as motor drives, circuit breakers, and in power supplies that use semiconductors.

The JKS-35 has many advantages, including the fact that it is easy to install and that it is resistant to vibration. It also has an excellent response time, meaning that it will open quickly once the current load exceeds the rated amount. Furthermore, it is both cost-effective and reliable.

Despite the many advantages, there are some disadvantages to using the JKS-35. One of the main issues is the fact that it is not designed to be used in high-voltage circuits, which means that if it is used in such circuits, it is not likely to provide the proper level of protection. Another disadvantage is the fact that the heat generated by the filament can damage components if the fuse blows too quickly.

In summary, the JKS-35 fuse is a great choice for a variety of electrical applications. It is relatively inexpensive, reliable, and has a fast response time. It is also resistant to vibration and can be used in AC or DC circuits. However, it is not recommended for use in high voltage circuits, and the heat generated by the filament can cause damage if the fuse blows too quickly.