Bussmann GMA-250-R fast-acting fuse protects electronic devices and automotive systems from overcurrent situations. It responds quickly to overcurrent conditions by breaking the circuit, preventing damage to components or equipment.
Working Mechanism:
- The fuse is connected to a circuit and monitors the flow of electric current.
- The fuse detects when the current abruptly increases, as in a power surge or short circuit.
- The high current heats up a small wire inside the fuse.
- When the wire becomes sufficiently hot due to the high current, it melts and breaks apart.
- The circuit is disrupted by the broken wire. This breakage prevents the excessive current from continuing to flow, safeguarding the connected devices from harm.
Features:
- Bussmann GMA-250-R fuse has a glass body for visual status indication.
- It has silver-plated end caps for connection to various electrical circuits.
- This fast-acting fuse has a current rating of 250mA.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q. What is the interrupt rating of this fuse?
A.
- 35A at 250VAC
- 10kA at 125VAC
Q. What is the response time of this Bussmann GMA-250-R fuse?
A.
- 60 minutes at 135 percent of the rated capacity
- 2 minutes at 200 percent of the rated capacity
Q. How does a fast-acting fuse differ from a slow-blow fuse?
A. A fast-acting fuse reacts quickly to overcurrent conditions, while a slow-blow fuse has a delayed response to allow for short-duration overcurrents. Fast-acting fuses are used in applications where quick protection is crucial.
Q. What is the interrupt rating of this fuse?
A.
- 35A at 250VAC
- 10kA at 125VAC
Q. What is the response time of Bussmann GMA-250-R fuse?
A.
- 60 minutes at 135% of the rated capacity
- 2 minutes at 200% of the rated capacity
Q. How does a fast-acting fuse differ from a slow-blow fuse?
A. A fast-acting fuse reacts quickly to overcurrent conditions, while a slow-blow fuse has a delayed response to allow for short-duration overcurrents.