Cutout Fuse
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D-shape Loadbreak Polymer Cutout, Maximum Voltage: 15 kV
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D-shape Standard Type C Cutout with 16kAIC Fuseholder
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D-Shaped Linkbreak Type C Cutout Fuse with 10kAIC Fuseholder
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D-Shaped Linkbreak Type C Cutout Fuse with a 100 A, 10kAIC Fuseholder
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D-Shaped Loadbreak Type C Cutout Fuse with 10kAIC Fuseholder
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D-Shaped Standard Type C Cutout Fuse with 10kAIC Fuseholder
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Linkbreak Type C Porcelain Cutout
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Loadbreak Type C Porcelain Cutout
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Standard Type C Cutout with a 10 kAIC Fuseholder
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Type C Linkbreak Cutout with 10kAIC Fuseholder
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Type C Loadbreak Cutout with 10kAIC Fuseholder
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Fuse Cutout
Fuse is an electrical equipment. It disconnects the circuit when the current exceeds value. When the current exceeds the rated value, the fuse can melt the melt by its heat generation, finally cut out the circuit. This the the operation principle of the fuse, or current protect. The now widely used in high and low distribution system, controlling system and in electrical devices. As a circuit protector, it is also the commonly used among others.
Functions of Fuse Cutout
High voltage fuse cutout will cutout the circuit when go through the short circuit or overload current for protecting the electrical equipment. They are widely used on 3 to 35 kV small scale equipment for protecting lines working as a transformer, electric motor and voltage transformer.
Classifications
The high voltage can be classified as three kinds.
Install Location
There are two kinds of places can install the high voltage fuse cutout. Indoor installation and outdoor install.
Action Feature
Fixed fuse and dropout fuse are two kinds of actions of the fuse cutout. Fixed fuse is the fuse installed on the power line without any accessories. Dropout fuse is the fuse with a switch to protect the overall line operation.
Working Feature
Limited flow and infinite flow effect are two working features of cutout fuse. Limited flow can cut out the short circuit before impulse short circuit current arrive.