RN2 Indoor high-voltage current limit fuse
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This product can be used in indoor system of AC 50Hz and rated voltage of 3~35kV to protect the voltage mutual-inductor from short circuit. |
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- Q: I assume it is a fuse problem, but would it not cancel out all of the tops?A fuse for each side no?I'm not great with electrical components so any help would be appreciated. I'm trying to avoid a hefty Electrician bill if it is a minor problem.Thanks in advance.
- Those coils do go bad. Plus it could also be a problem with the transformers burning out for each coil. Call a repairman.
- Q: I am having a hell of a time trying to find a 1.6 micro mini fuse for a circuit board with wire leads on them. I need ones that are fast acting (so far, I have only been able to locate slow)Is it possible that I can replace the 1.6 fast acting with a 1.5 fast acting? I have a 1.6 slow fuse with leads on them. But I heard that you shouldn't use a slow fuse with sensitive electrical components where there had been a fast acting fuse prior. (I would only be running at most 50w)Thanks for any help you may offer, I am much obliged
- I assume that you've already blown the 1.6 amp fuse. Have you found the cause? Although putting a smaller rated fast fuse in it's place is normally OK for the short time it takes to find the correct size, electronics are very precise in amperage. I wouldn't use the 1.5 fast or the 1.6 slow in place of the 1.6 fast. You're taking a risk that is not necessary if this is an expensive piece of equipment. Wait and find the correct one.
- Q: -Approximately 800 miles on the bike-58 cm. aluminum frame (Ideal for 6' to 6'3)-Alexrims--R500 rims-Maxxis Fuse tires-Shimano SORA flightdeck and components (derailer works well but needs configuring as there is a bit of
- if the bike fits, it seems like a decent price. the sora components are entry level (you may already know this) and the 53t ring is awfully big for a beginer. whats the rear cassette like? the most important thing is fit. check your stand over height most else can be adjusted and new stems can be bought. consider upgrading the groupset when you have the chance though that will be more $ than you spent on the bike.
- Q: I have checked every single fuse under the hood and under the steering wheel. Still no radio, clock, or dome lights.
- Double check the fuses tor the dome light and cigar lighter, its easy to miss a bad fuse If you have a test light or DVOM (multi meter) use it to check both sides of the fuse for power, obviously an open in the fuse is going to cause one side of it to have power and not the other. You will need these tool to verify the fuse is getting power, check the condition of the fuse, and trace the power to the individual components on that circuit. For backyard mechanics, Harbor Freight has these tool for the $5-10 range that work great for occasional use. Good luck man! If you need any further help with open / short diagnosis just let me know.
- Q: I was preparing to drive my car at night.as i turn on the lights smoke puff out just beneath the dashboard near the instrument panel.all the lights are ok except my panel which is pitch black.I cant see the speedometer,tachometer etc.Smell of burned plastic fills the cabin atmosphere.The car engines has no problem.
- one of the wires short circuited, that is on the parking light circuit. without anything using the power the wire overheated and burnt the plastic coating. Shouldn't be very much to fix since you know what caused it and where it had the smoke.
- Q: I have this hot tub that froze and busted a lot of the lines going to the jets. I replaced all these and turned the power back on with one of the gates still in the closed position. Not usre if I damaged the pump or what but I can't get it to do anything but blow fuses. The readout says it's overheating. I took the motor cover off and spinned the porpelers and they turned good. Also the heat senor has melted out of the inline water heater and was wondering if these are replaceable. THis unit has two pumps and it is a fourwinds model 700 maverickThanks for any help
- I think Four Winds use balboa spa equipment. The sensors are either sold as a combo with the Temp sensor and hi limit or separately. Makes sure the power is off when you change them. The pump would not get damaged from a closed gate valve. To trace the GFCI tripping or blowing fuses. start by unplugging each of the pumps/components until you find the one that is causing the trouble. I do bet f you replace the high limit sensor your fuse blowing will stop. Whew! there's a lot of to tell you. Feel free to call us toll free and I can work it through with you on the phone Sunday afternoon. 1-888-atkippy. Your using the SC-30 fuses right? OH will go away as soon as you replace the sensor. Off the top of my head I would say the senor will cost 32-40 dollars. The blown fuses are coming from too much amp draw. This has got me very curious. Do inspect all your wires thoroughly to make sure there are no exposed wires and also do look at your fuse holder for burnt marks. I am betting you might have a value 2000 system and the fuse holder is charred. A faulty wiring condition exsists so please use extreme caution.
- Q: I have an ICS M4A1 (Carbine: ICS-41 Retractable). Every time I put a 30 amp flat blade fuse in, once I connect the battery the fuse immediately blows. I think there might be a shortage in the wiring somewhere. Does anyone have a quick fix for me? Thank you SO much.
- Yes, a blown fuse is always caused by a short (uhnot shortage, but short;-) A quick fix is to throw it away and get a new one, another is take it in to a repair shop, but there is no inexpensive 'quick fix' for a short, usually ever in anything. Electrical shorts or short circuits occur because there is a very low or no resistance connection between the terminals of the power source, i.e. the battery, adapter terminals, wires from the wall. This can be caused by: Two uninsulated conductors touching. A burned out component that failed by shorting. Foreign object that is conductive (pin, paperclip, bread sack tie, screw, etc.) contacting two conductors. Solder bridge on a PC (Printed Circuit) board. Internal short in a multi-cell battery or battery pack. Exposure of a PC board to non-distilled water or other liquids, even after the board is dried. Wire with metal terminal end coming loose and touching another wire or a PC board trace. And I'm sure that I've not listed all the potential causes for a short. (Oh, yeah, forgot PBJ(peanut butter jelly sandwich) in a VCR. Sorry, but there isn't a quick fix. Using a larger fuse may be tempting, but it would only worsen the problem should it NOT blow. Fuses blow to protect the equipment they are used in from permanent damage from shorts. Fuses that DON'T blow DONT protect equipment from shorts. They can, in some cases, do a great job of starting a camp fire;-) Best advice, take it to a repair shop and get it fixed.
- Q: Compare the energy given off per gram of reactant for each of these processes:(A) deuterium (2.01355) fuses with a hydrogen nucleus (1.00728) to produce helium-3 (3.01550)(B) two helium-3 (3.01550) atoms combine to form an alpha particle (4.00150) and two protons (1.00728).I'm not really sure how to go about doing this, I know you are supposed to use the formula emc^2 but I really dont know from there. And i found these answers but idk if they are right and i cant get them. a) E 1.59 x 108 kJ b) E 1.34 x 109 kJ Please explain
- The mass you use in Emc^2 is the difference in mass between the fused atom and it's components. For example in (A) your mass (that is converted to energy) is 3.01550 - (2.01355+1.00728) 0 If you want to know why then look up mass defect
- Q: i just upgraded from a p200-2 to a t500.1 they are rockford amps. i had the p200 powering two alpine type r's. abc warehouse told me i was severely underpowering them and continuing to do so would ruin them. they hooked up 4 gauge wiring but kept my fuse and fuse holder. i plan on buying the bigger fuse holder and the 200 watt or voltage (idk how they measure them) fuse for the amp but i was wondering if i could use it for a couple weeks until i have the time and 40 bucks to buy and install these parts. they also told me that my jvc cd player doesnt have the right input for subs even tho ive been there 3 times with that same cd player and they never told me this. heres a list of my stuff. 2 alpine type r 12 inch subs in a q-logic ported box. a jvc cd player ( i payed round 150) a rockford t500.1 amp, 4 gauge power and ground wires, 8 guage rcas, and remote wire, a fuse holder that came with a 8 gauge amp wiring kit and a 80 watt fuse. what would you do next if you were in my situation?
- you could use the fuse, but its not really large enough to protect your wire (could burn out and cause expensive electrical problems) if i were you i would wait to play the sounds until i had everything connected properly with components with the proper rating and its true about under powering If you send too much power to your sub, you risk damaging it. The cone of the speaker and the mechanical parts that make it move may break under the stress. Surprisingly, too little power can also damage your subwoofer — in fact, it's actually more common than damage caused by overpowering. When the volume is turned up and the amp doesn't have enough power, the signal becomes distorted, or clipped. This distorted signal can cause parts of the speaker to overheat, warp and melt. Not good! You don't have to match speaker and amp wattage's exactly. An amp with a higher output than the speaker's rating won't necessarily damage the speaker — just turn the amp down a bit if you hear distortion from the sub and don't run the speaker at extremely loud volumes for lengthy periods. Likewise, you'll be OK with a lower powered amp if you keep the volume down and don't feed a distorted signal to the sub.
- Q: hiya, ive got some serious problem once ive open my pc then something sparked inside my PSU then i see that AVR turns its light off and its FUSE isbroken, the MOBO's LED light is off,but my monitor is on.and have power coz my monitor uses myPSUs power wich one is realy dead?
- i think your psu is dead as the monitor takes the direct power and does not affects your psu
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RN2 Indoor high-voltage current limit fuse
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