Schneider Electric DF3EA02 Cartridge Fuse
Schneider Electric DF3EA02 Cartridge Fuse
- A cartridge fuse is a type of fuse that is commonly used in electrical systems for overcurrent protection.
- These fuses are cylindrical in shape, with metal end caps on each side, and they contain a fuse element (usually a metal wire or strip) inside a ceramic or glass tube.
- If an overcurrent (too much electrical current) flows through the fuse, the element melts, breaking the circuit and preventing damage to the rest of the electrical components.
- A cartridge fuse is a type of electrical safety device that protects electrical circuits from overcurrent.
- It is a cylindrical component typically made of ceramic, glass, or other heat-resistant materials.
- The fuse contains a fusible link (usually made of a metal such as silver or copper) that melts when exposed to excessive current, breaking the circuit and preventing damage to connected devices or electrical systems.
- Cartridge fuses have a cylindrical shape, and they come in various sizes and voltage ratings to accommodate different electrical systems.
Product Specification :
| [In] rated current |
2 A 500 V |
| Fuse curve |
AM |
| Local signalling |
Striker |
