RGEF1200

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PTC Resettable Fuses are known as positive temperature coefficient (PTC) devices, which are used for a wide range of system protection applications. They are especially effective when it comes to protecting low-voltage systems, such as personal computers, from transient over currents and excessive voltage spikes. The RGEF1200 is a self-resetting thermal protection device developed for providing over-current protection in a variety of low-voltage systems.

In general, PTC resettable fuses work on a principle that is based on the positive temperature coefficient of the device. As current flows through the fuse, it will increase the temperature of the device. When the thermal-limit current is exceeded, the device\'s temperature will exceed its temperature rating, activating the PTC protection mechanism. At this point, the current is limited and redirected so that the system is no longer in danger of electromechanical damage.

The RGEF1200 is a PTC resettable fuse designed to operate in a wide range of low-voltage systems. It is designed to protect against over-currents and voltage spikes, in applications from 1 Amp to 10 Amps. It is capable of operating at temperatures between -30°C and 70°C, and when the maximum limit is exceeded, it will automatically reset itself to its low-voltage state. The device is UL listed, and is suitable for installation into any equipment that is CE approved.

The RGEF1200 is equipped with an LED that is used to indicate when the device is blown. The LED will be off when the device is operating normally, and turn on when the thermal limit current has been exceeded. The LED will remain on until the device has reset itself, at which time it will turn off and the current will be restored. In this way, the RGEF1200 provides visual confirmation that the device has been successfully reset.

To ensure that the fuse is properly installed and maintained, certain precautions must be taken when installing the device. The fuse should be installed on the appropriate terminals for the current ratings that are listed on the fuse itself. These terminals should also be electrically insulated with a non-conductive material to prevent any chance of shorting. In addition, the terminals should be cleaned and checked for corrosion. The device should be mounted securely in place and should be inspected periodically to ensure that it is operating correctly.

The RGEF1200 is a highly reliable over-current protection device for low-voltage systems. It is designed to reset automatically when the thermal limit current has been exceeded, and provides a visual confirmation that the reset process was successful. Its wide range of operating temperatures and current ratings make it suitable for use in many applications, and its UL listing ensures that it meets all applicable safety standards. By taking the necessary precautions when installing and using the RGEF1200, end-users can be sure that their systems are as protected as possible from the risks of overcurrents and voltage spikes.

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