Any product, there will be a shelf life and product quality factors affecting the use of the product to carefully check the product manual, then the fuse is no exception, what factors affect the life of the fuse?

A fuse holder is an electrical component used for installing fuses, and its main function is to fix and conduct electricity. Fuse holder can be divided into a variety of types according to different classification criteria, these types have their own characteristics and application scenarios, this article will introduce the classification and role of the fuse holder, and combined with specific examples and data to elaborate.
First, according to the wiring mode classification

After the fuse is aging, there are certain safety hazards, for example, the normal operation of the circuit will sometimes lead to fuse blowing, easy to disconnect the circuit, resulting in the inability to use electricity normally. If the self-recovery fuse aging, after the circuit failure, the self-recovery of the automatic recovery takes longer time or can not be recovered.

Usually, fuses without quality problems can be blown under working condition. But sometimes the fuse will not be able to blow normally because of some factors and abnormalities,

To summarize, fuses have important application value in the fields of residential construction, automobile industry and industrial equipment, etc.

As a basic electrical component, fuses are produced by many manufacturers and come in a wide variety of sizes, designs and ratings. This wealth of choice means that you can find the exact right fuse for your equipment.

Generally, a fuse is a disposable electronic accessory because after the fuse’s wire blows, it cannot conduct electricity or protect the circuit, and cannot be used in the circuit again. While some fuses are reusable, it is not by blowing the fuse to protect the circuit, it is by adjusting the size of the resistance to stop the flow of current and thus play a protective effect on the circuit.

HRC fuses, known as High Rapturing Capacity fuses, are vital in electrical systems. They prevent catastrophic damage caused by excessive current flow.

There are three main types of HRC fuses: DIN type fuses, blade type fuses and NH type fuses.