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RL6 Series screw-type fuse

RL6 Series screw-type fuse

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Scope of application

It is applicable circuit of AC50Hz (or 60Hz), rated voleage up to AC500V, rated current up to 63Aused for the function of the protection against short cirucit or overload fot electrical installation.


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Q: What does the fuse HRC say?
Current limiting fuses are divided into resistive current limiting and arc reactance conversion current limiting
Q: What is the working principle of the fuse
Fuse is based on the current exceeds the specified value after a certain time
Q: Selection of melt rated current
Because a variety of electrical equipment has a certain overload capacity, allowing a long time under certain conditions to run;
Q: If it is possible, is it possible to have an electric shock?
the provisions of the allowable deviation of the rated voltage of -10%, +7%! If the voltage is 170V can be determined and the supply
Q: When the melt is blown, what are the possible reasons
mechanical damage when the melt is installed, so that the cross-sectional area becomes smaller and in operation caused by misuse.
Q: Why can not change the fuse when replacing the fuse
Change the crude after the fuse does not work, the current is too large, it will burn out the meter
Q: Fuse tube selection fuse factor
Rated current - In fuse rated current is its nominal rated current, usually the circuit can work long-term maximum current value.
Q: The difference between DC fuses and AC fuses
any waveform of DC does not exist in the zero, in the open DC short-circuit fault current
Q: How to classify fuses
Fuses for overcurrent protection are commonly known as fuses (also known as current limiting fuses). Fuses for overtemperature protection are commonly referred to as "temperature fuses".
Q: Fuses can be divided into high-voltage fuses and low-voltage fuses.
the protection of motor fuses and protection of household appliances Fuses and so on

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