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PENGLIN 20PCS Glass Fuses 110V 125V 8A Slow-Blow Time Delay Fuse Light Strings Replacement Glass Cartridge Fuse 0.2 x 0.79 inch / 5 x 20 mm…
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PENGLIN 20PCS Glass Fuses 110V 125V 8A Slow-Blow Features
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【PROTECTION】String light fuses mainly used for protecting the electrical circuit against overload and short-circuits. Brought your electrical equipment back to life.
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【SIZE DETAILS】The size of fuse is about 5 x 20 mm/ 0.20 x 0.79 inch (diameter x length), 125 Volt, 8 Amp.
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【WARM TIP】Please turn off the power before replacing the string fuse, and please check the size, rated current and rated voltage carefully before purchasing.
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【MATERIAL】High Quality Glass Fuse,durable glass.Fuse Type: Slow Blow (Time Delay).
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【PACKAGE INCLUDED】20 pieces glass slow-blow fuse.
About PENGLIN 20PCS Glass Fuses 110V 125V 8A Slow-Blow
Specifications: Body Material: Glass Size: 5x20mm Amp Rating: 8A Voltage Rating: 125V Fuse Type: Slow Blow (Time Delay) Package Included: 20x 110V 125V 8A Slow-Blow Time Delay Glass Fuse The working principle of the fuse is that when the current flows through the conductor, the conductor will have a certain resistance, so the conductor will heat up. After the material and shape of the fuse are determined, the resistance is also determined. When the current flows through it, it will It will generate heat, and its heat will increase with the increase of time. The size of current and resistance determine the speed of heat generation. The structure of the fuse and its installation status determine the speed of heat consumption. If the heat generation speed is less than the heat dissipation At speed, the fuse will not blow. If the rate of heat generation is equal to the rate of heat dissipation, it will not fuse for a long time. If the rate of heat generation is greater than the rate of heat dissipation, then more and more heat will be generated, and the increase in heat will be It will cause the temperature to rise, when the temperature rises above the melting point of the fuse, the fuse will blow.
