LA30QS2004TI

Electrical, Specialty Fuses

LA30QS2004TI is a small power fuse designed for a wide range of applications, such as panelboards, switchgear, motor control centers, and busway systems. It is mainly used in electrical equipment to protect circuits against current overloads or short circuits. The fuse can help keep electrical equipment safe and prevent loss of life or property.

The LA30QS2004TI is a thermal type fuse, so it reacts to both current and temperature. The current rating is 10A and the interrupt rating is 100A or 2000A depending on the application. The fuse can be mounted in either a 1/2 inch or 1 inch knockout hole. The fuse does not use a spring or a bell check mechanism and its reaction time is relatively faster than mechanical type fuses.

The LA30QS2004TI is a dual-element fuse, which means it has two elements: a current-limiting element and a circuit-breaker element. The current-limiting element is a small component located at the end of the fuse which restricts the amount of current flowing through the circuit. The circuit-breaker element is located in the middle of the fuse and reacts to both sudden increases in current and temperature. When the current exceeds the fuse’s rating or the temperature rises, the circuit-breaker element will activate and open the circuit to prevent further damage.

The LA30QS2004TI is designed for a wide range of industrial applications including DC motor starter circuits, switchgear, transformers, and panelboards. It is also suitable for use on remote-controlled machinery, computers, and communication systems.

The LA30QS2004TI fuse is UL-rated at 200,000A and meets RoHS and cURus Safety Standards. It is a quality product manufactured with a high degree of precision, using advanced technologies. The fuse is designed with a tough construction and it can withstand shock, vibration, and extreme temperatures.

In conclusion, LA30QS2004TI is an excellent choice for a wide range of industrial applications, especially in electrical equipment. Its dual-element construction protects equipment from overloading or short circuits, and its tough construction is designed to last even in extreme conditions.