S-8301-12-R

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The S-8301-12-R fuse holder is a device designed to safely house fuses for the purposes of protecting electrical circuits. It is a reliable way to contain and protect fuses from damage and to provide safe access to fuses when they do need to be changed. They provide electrical continuity and help to prevent accidental electric shock.

The fuse holder comes in two main types: the rivet type and the screw type. The rivet type is the traditional and most common type and consists of a metal casing which encloses the fuse. The casing is secured with a solid copper rivet which ensures good electrical contact, and contains a slot for the fuse. The screw type is the newer version, which has a slightly different design but uses a similar rivet for electrical contact. It also contains slots for the fuse, however, it also has two screws which provide additional security.

The S-8301-12-R has a 12 A rating and can handle both AC and DC currents. The fuse holder is suitable for many different applications including industrial electronics, industrial machinery, lighting, automotive and marine applications. It is designed for use with a variety of fuse types, including ceramic, glass and ceramic and metal type fuses.

The working principle of a fuse holder is based on Ohm’s law. The fuse holder is designed to prevent a circuit from carrying more current than it is rated for. When an over-current situation occurs, the increased current flow causes the fuse holder and its internal contacts to heat up. This heating causes the fuse holder contacts to expand at a rate that is greater than the current flow, thereby breaking the circuit and protecting the device downstream from the over-current.

The S-8301-12-R fuse holder is an important device when it comes to protecting circuits. It is made from durable materials and designed to be reliable in a variety of applications. It allows easy access for fuse changes and can handle a wide range of currents.

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