Fuse Holder RT18X-63 with LED indicator fuse size 14*51
Key attributes
| Brand | Switchgear parts |
| Model NO. | Fuse Holder RT18X-63 with LED indicator fuse size 14*51 |
| number of poles | 3P+N |
| Series | RT18X-63 |
Product descriptions from the supplier
Can you use any fuse with fuse holder? No, you cannot use any fuse with any fuse holder. It is important to use the appropriate fuse that matches the specifications and requirements of the fuse holder and the electrical system. When selecting a fuse for a fuse holder, consider the following factors: 1.Fuse Type: There are different types of fuses available, such as blade fuses, cartridge fuses, and glass fuses. Ensure that the fuse type matches the design and compatibility of the fuse holder. 2.Fuse Rating: Fuses have specific current ratings that indicate the maximum amount of current they can handle before they blow or melt. The fuse rating should be selected based on the electrical load of the circuit and the current-carrying capacity of the wire. Using a fuse with a higher rating than recommended can lead to inadequate protection, while using a fuse with a lower rating may result in frequent blowing or melting. Amp Fuse Holder 3.Fuse Size: The physical dimensions of the fuse should be compatible with the fuse holder. Different fuse holders are designed to accommodate specific fuse sizes, such as mini, standard, or maxi blade fuses, or different cartridge fuse sizes (e.g., 5x20mm, 6x30mm). Ensure that the fuse fits properly into the fuse holder without any loose connections or poor contact. Amp Fuse Holder 4.Voltage Rating: Consider the voltage rating of the fuse and ensure that it is suitable for the voltage level of the electrical system in which it will be used. Using a fuse with an insufficient voltage rating can lead to electrical arcing or insulation breakdown. Amp Fuse Holder 5.Safety Standards: Choose fuses that comply with relevant safety standards and regulations applicable to your region or industry. This ensures the fuses have undergone proper testing and meet the necessary safety requirements. Always refer to the manufacturer’s instructions, datasheets, or specifications for both the fuse holder and the fuse to ensure proper compatibility. Using the correct fuse in the appropriate fuse holder is crucial for the safe and reliable operation of the electrical system and the protection of the circuits and equipment. Compatible with multiple universal low-voltage cabinets and dedicated control cabinets, with specific adaptation information as follows: GGD low-voltage fixed switchgear, GCS low-voltage withdrawable switchgear, MNS withdrawable low-voltage switchgear, etc
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