TR2/C515-1.25-R

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Fuses are safety devices used in electrical systems to protect them from damage due to overload or short circuit. TR2/C515-1.25-R Fuses, in particular, are designed to be used in industrial, commercial, or residential applications. They provide maximum protection for electrical circuits and ensure reliability of electrical components connected to them.

The TR2/C515-1.25-R Fuse is specially designed for operation in hazardous locations. It is used for overcurrent protection in both AC and DC circuits. This type of fuse is made of glass and is rated at 125A with an interrupting rating of 5kA. This type of fuse also comes in two varieties: regular TR2/C variant with regular time delay characteristics and short TR2/C variant with short time delay characteristics.

The Working Principle of TR2/C515-1.25-R Fuses begins with a thin strip of metal inside the fuse which melts under overload or short circuit conditions. When it melts, it quickly separates the two sides of the circuit, breaking the circuit and protecting the circuit from damage. The fuse also prevents too much current from passing through the circuit, ultimately preventing damage or danger.

In terms of Applications, the TR2/C515-1.25-R Fuse is designed for applications in industries including electric power generation, manufacturing, construction, and mining. It is suitable for use in environments like petrochemical plants, refineries, and pharmaceutical factories. It can also be used to protect instrumentation and communication circuits as well as motor lightning protection.

The TR2/C515-1.25-R Fuse is a versatile, dependable, and reliable safety device. It is a must-have component for electrical systems, protecting them from damage and ensuring their reliability and safety. It is designed with advanced features to offer maximum protection for a wide range of applications, and is specially designed for hazardous locations.

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