Product Description
Specification:
Material: Copper
Quantity: 3 PCS
Style: 125A/ 100A/ 80A/ 60A/ 40A/ 200A/ 150A
Color: Red
Weight: 7 g
Rated Voltaget: 58 V
Maximum Breaking Current: 200 A
Operating Temperature Range: -40~125°C
Size: 1.61×0.47×0.32 inches
Feature: Practical, Compact, Stable
Fit Type: Universal Fit
Warm Tips:
-There are fuses with different current ratings, please choose the right specifications you need.
-Please let the product run in the right temperature, too low temperature will make it easy to break, and it is easy to aging and deformed under too high temperature.
-This is a manual reset type fuse that requires manual operation to reset or restore after disconnection.
Product Information
- 【Current Protection】: Fuses stop the current from exceeding the rated current of a device, preventing damage to the device caused by high currents. When the current in the circuit is too high, the fuse will quickly cut off the power supply to stop further destruction.
- 【Product Parameters】: These products have a rated voltage of 58V and a maximum breaking current of 200A, the marking numbers represent its rated current. Manual restoration type, manual operation is required to reset or restore after the fuse is disconnected.
- 【Specification & Current】: Our fuses come in a variety of styles, including eight styles of 50A, 25A, 100A, 80A, 60A, 40A, 200A and 150A. They are all fixed with M6 bolts, and there are numbers marked on the product makes it easy for you to recognize their current.
- 【Operating Temperature】: This fuse can withstand a wide range of temperatures, allowing in -40 ℃ to 125 ℃ environment, it can work properly within the range. This range ensures the fuses are reliable at different temperatures and work in extreme environments.
- 【Wide Application】: These high current fuses are used in a wide range of applications. They can be used as circuit components for electrical power systems in cars, trucks, boats, off-road vehicles, construction vehicles and more, ensuring the proper functioning of the circuits.
