KRP-C-1600SP

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KRP-C 1600SP is a type of electrical fuse designed for circuit protection applications. Its working principle is based on the use of a thin-film media which is electrically connected between the power inputs and the power outputs of the fuse. This thin-film media provides a low impedance path of flow for the current, and when the current level exceeds the rated capacity of the fuse, the fuse trips shorting the power inputs and power outputs, thus preventing further damage to the circuit.

The application of the KRP-C 1600SP is mainly for special building trades, such as medical laboratories or close-loop operations. It is used in industrial networks and control systems to prevent frequent start-stop cycles at beginning of production lines, emergency cutouts during a power outage, or electronic devices experiencing sudden voltage surges that can cause circuit damage.

The KRP-C 1600SP has a number of advantages such as being able to withstand overloads and surges, having a robust build that can perform in temperatures up to 250°C, and a detection time of less than 6 ms. It also has a wide power range, from 200 amps to 1600 amps, satisfying the need of different applications. Furthermore, its terminal design also ensures good electrical contact which reduces the need for soldering or brazing, making installation and maintenance simpler.

The KRP-C 1600SP is a special type of fuse designed to meet the stringent requirements of special building trades. Its thin-film media helps protect the circuit by providing a low impedance path, thus allowing for a fast response time in the event of a power surge or overload. With its various advantages such as wide power range and good electrical contact, the KRP-C1600SP is a reliable fuse that can provide protection to many types of industrial networks and systems.

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