Q:What parts are the fuses divided

The fuse is composed of insulation base (or support), contact, melt and so on.

Q:Why can not the neutral line fuse

and the ground is not normal circumstances will be charged state (otherwise FireWire insurance should be action.)

Q:Fuses are generally not overloaded.

Short-circuit protection refers to the ability to quickly cut off the load circuit at high currents.

Q:Is the fuse blown depending on the size of the current flowing through it?

This shows that the fuse can only be placed in the operating voltage is less than or equal to the rated voltage fuse circuit.

Q:Why does the fuse fail when the electric shock is electric

The resistance of the human body as shown in the table below, when the body when the electric shock,

Q:If it is possible, is it possible to have an electric shock?

the provisions of the allowable deviation of the rated voltage of -10%, +7%! If the voltage is 170V can be determined and the supply

Q:Fuse F5AL250V said what

Fuse: fuse (fuse) is also known as the current fuse, IEC127 standard it is defined as "fuse (fuse-link)"

Q:Is the home fuse fine fine or thick?

Rice cookers, cookers, water heaters that electricity is relatively large. Although it can not be used at the same time

Q:Where can the fuse be used?

When the circuit fails or abnormal, accompanied by rising current, and the rising current may damage some important devices in the circuit or expensive devices

Q:What happens to the fuse's melting point?

Most of the alloy melting point is lower than the composition of any of the composition of the metal melting point, so the fuse commonly used at home fuse temperature is generally below 327 ° C