TR2/S501-V-10-R

TR2/S501-V-10-R is a type of fuse widely used in the electrical and electronics industry. It is designed for applications involving low voltage, high current circuit protection, and can also be used in most light industrial applications.

Application Field

The TR2/S501-V-10-R fuse is commonly used in the automotive, marine, and power tool industries. It is also used in consumer electronics, such as televisions, computers, and gaming systems. Its use in these industries ensures that safety is at the forefront and that essential components and circuits are protected.

The TR2/S501-V-10-R fuse is also used in the railway industry, either as a primary or secondary overcurrent protection. It is suitable for both AC and DC applications and provides excellent reliability and protection for a variety of electronic circuits.

The TR2/S501-V-10-R is suitable for a variety of safety and security applications, including those related to fire alarm systems, process control systems, and access control systems.

Working Principle

The TR2/S501-V-10-R works on a principle of heat rising. When an overload or short-circuit occurs, the high current flowing through the fuse causes it to heat up. This rise in temperature causes a pressure balance within the fuse, allowing the protective part of the device to melt and separate the connection. This termination of the current flow prevents further damange to the electrical circuit.

The TR2/S501-V-10-R fuse is designed with a dual safety feature. It has a trip indicator which will change in colour from white to orange when the current threshold is reached, thereby alerting the user to the issue. Additionally, the fuse also features a protection mechanism which will automatically shut off the power supply in the event of an overload or short-circuit.

The TR2/S501-V-10-R is a reliable and versatile fuse that provides superior protection for a variety of applications. It is also designed to be able to handle greater current flows than other similar fuses, making it the ideal fuse for applications where high levels of current are present.