Mini Micro Micro2 Standard Car Extension Wire ACC Inline Fuse Holder

An automotive fuse is an electrical component that is designed to protect other components, devices, and wiring from any damage that might occur due to excess current flow. When a circuit fails or is abnormal, the current is constantly rising, and the increased current may damage some important devices or valuable devices in the circuit, and may also burn the circuit or even cause a fire. If the fuse holder fuse holder is correctly placed in the circuit, the fuse will blow itself when the current abnormally rises to a certain height and a certain degree, and a dangerous situation such as a fire may occur. At this time, the fuse holder acts to isolate from the outside world, thereby protecting the circuit from safe operation.

Features of Mini Micro Micro2 Standard Car Extension Wire ACC Inline Fuse Holder

• The waterproof cap has the protective effect of dust and water, so as to prevent the performance of the product from being affected.

• The outer PVC material is high temperature resistant, environmentally friendly insulation, soft and wear-resistant, fire-retardant and flame-retardant.

• The main plastic is PVC, which has high chemical stability, good mechanical properties, corrosion resistance and crack resistance.

• Brass terminals, conductive and fastened blade fuse, strong conductivity and stable conductivity, to prevent long-term moisture.

• Environmentally-friendly tinned copper wire, the inner core uses environmentally-friendly tinned copper wire, strong anti-oxidation, easy to weld, anti-aging, tail stripping process: full stripping, half stripping.

Application of Mini Micro Micro2 Standard Car Extension Wire ACC Inline Fuse Holder

Fuse holders can be used in any applications where you need to ensure electrical protection, isolation and switching under load of inductive or resistive loads. The technology solutions applied to reduce power dissipation help to minimize module heating. Fuse holders are suitable for protection against overloads and short circuits.