LFT301001CS

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Fuseholders play an important role in protecting electrical circuits from undue overloads and short circuits. They are also essential for safely and quickly changing out electric fuses to insure proper and reliable circuit protection. The LFT301001CS Fuseholder is a reliable and compact auto-lock fuseholder with a panel mount design, and is suitable for a number of different electrical applications.

Applications

The LFT301001CS Fuseholder is best suited for use in cars, buses, trucks, and other types of vehicular applications where panel-mounting, compact size, and reliable protection are needed. It is also suitable for various industrial applications such as home appliances, motor control equipment, and other circuits with up to 600 V AC or DC current. Additional application examples include motor control, ventilation, pumps, lighting, HVAC equipment, and AC/DC power supplies.

Working Principle

The LFT301001CS Fuseholder accommodates a wide range of components that meet the requirements of different fuse ratings, and delivers reliable protection against undue electrical overloads and dangerous short circuits. It is constructed from all-plastic materials and is designed to secure fuses with an auto-lock feature that eliminates the need for traditional mounting screws. The fuseholder also minimizes heat transfer and allows for smooth operation in temperatures between -40°C to 80°C. For additional safety, the fuseholder is designed with a mechanical switch that prevents accidental electric shocks.

The LFT301001CS Fuseholder delivers superior levels of safety, and its generous dimensions accommodate a variety of fuses with various fuse ratings and current capacities. It includes multiple holes for mounting and a minimum of four mounting screws which are easily accessible from the outside of the fuseholder. This makes the unit a simple and fast solution for configuring and protecting electric circuits.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference