fuse wire ratings
fuse wire ratings
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can anyone where to look for the current ratings for horn gap high voltage fuses ?
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RE: fuse wire ratings
What is that ? Is it the 'drop out fuses' commonly referred to in the IEC world ? See http://www.sandc.com/products/fusecutout/typexs.asp
http://www.sandc.com/products/fuselink/positrol.asp
If so, the fusible element is the fuse link 'wire' that need to be replaced after a fuse operation. They are usually ship in plastic bags with ratings stated. Manufacturers place cryptic markings on them for themselves to denote the ratings --- not all that useful to users.
If you need to replace the fuse link without any previous records, and you could not find the original manufacturer, your best bet would be to approach it from the application, such as size of transformer to protect, etc.
RE: fuse wire ratings
Horn Gap fuses are open wired fuses where fuse is linked between two live rods, which are shaped like bull's horn (sort of V shaped). This gap is provided to blow out the fuse outwards in the event of a fault.
Thanks for your link.