What is the difference between F5AL250V and F5L250V fuses?
2020年1月19日 · Fuse Breaking Capacity. It is the current that a fuse is able to interrupt without being destroyed or causing an electric arc with unacceptable duration. The capacity of a fuse to operate between the lowest and the Rated Breaking Current code could be: H - High Breaking Capacity. L - Low Breaking Capacity
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2012年1月14日 · On most fuses, there is an inscription which identifies the fuse. For example, one of the fuses I have in my desk is marked as F10AL250V. That means that it's a fast fuse rated at 10 A up to voltage of 250 V. Another I have is marked T500mAL250V. That means that the fuse is slow acting rated at current of 500 mA for voltages up to 250 V.
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I had some 250V rated glass fuses, I had found (by trial and error) that the 0.5A glass fuse does its job (the 0.25A fused as soon as I have turned on the amplifier), and it has protected the speakers from a overcurrent spike by opening the circuit (the amplifier does not turn on properly when the volume is set to high on boot).
How does a fuse blow at its current rating, regardless of voltage?
The fuse "sees" largely only it's own environment. The fuse wire melts when the net thermal input is enough to cause enough temperature rise to melt the wire or other fusible element. To get local energy dissipation you need some voltage drop across the fuse. Power = I^2 x R = V^2/R = V x I All these are equivalent here.
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The rupture capacity or breaking current of a fuse is NOT directly rlated to its fusing current. The RC is the current that the fuse can interupt under fault conditions. A fuse may be rated at say 10A bu an initial fault condition may produce an initial surge current of …
Understand average time current curve of a fuse
2021年1月30日 · A 7A fast-blow fuse will last basically "forever" on 5A. In the curve regarding to 7A in the "x" of the graphic the curve is marked 100A and that's what confuse me. If the 7A fuse is fed 100A, it will blow in 0.001 seconds. That quantity is found by …
What causes a fuse to blow, the current or the power?
2020年9月21日 · The fuse must be able to withstand that voltage and keep the circuit open. That means that the voltage rating on the fuse must be higher than the voltages used in the circuit you're protecting. Suppose you have a circuit that runs on 240 V and uses 0.5 A. You (wrongly) protect this circuit with a 1 A, 50 V fuse. When the fuse is intact (not ...
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2019年6月28日 · To decide what is safe one needs to consider failure modes. I guess that it is possible for a failure mode to conflict on where a fuse needs to be, or if a fuse is appropriate means to prevent damage or injury. To address the failure of a ground fault, as an example, there needed to be something other than a fuse to detect that and act on it.
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2018年12月29日 · A fuse of equal or higher voltage rating is fine as a replacement (after fixing whatever caused the old fuse to blow). DC applications require DC-rated fuses. The conditions that will cause a fuse to blow are solely related to current (and time). A replacement fuse needs to match current rating and slow-blow or not; no more and no less, so it ...
Fuse position in relation to load and switch
2015年8月8日 · In most cases, I would prefer to put the fuse immediately after the main power switch. That way, with the power switch off, both terminals of the fuse are "dead", so there is no shock hazard while changing the fuse, providing the switch is off. If the fuse is before the switch, it will always be "hot", and will potentially be a shock hazard.