Q:What is the difference between the breaking capacity of the fuse and the fusing capacity

Breaking capacity refers to the fuse at rated voltage, can withstand the maximum safe short-circuit current

Q:What is the difference between fuses and fuses?

Made a plug-in shape of a component, its internal core is the fuse.

Q:What are the characteristics of the fuse?

The rated current of the melt is not equal to the rated current of the fuse.

Q:Why the neutral line can not fuse

In the industrial electricity (380V), three-phase air switch (than the anti-over-current role of the fuse, but also more)

Q:How do I use a multimeter to detect if the fuse is broken

if the pile under the detection of no voltage, you can conclude that the fuse burned.

Q:What is a quick fuse:

Only in a very short period of time to withstand a larger overload current, so require short-circuit protection with the ability to quickly blow.

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

Before the test table did not? 170V voltage should not be so low! Standard requirements: for 220V single-phase power supply

Q:Use a multimeter to check if the fuse is damaged

So the choice of fuse for the protection of lines and equipment, the first choice of the melt must be the size of the specifications, and then according to the melt to select the fuse

Q:Fuses can be divided into high-voltage fuses and low-voltage fuses.

the protection of motor fuses and protection of household appliances Fuses and so on

Q:What is a tube fuse

The fuse is a completely sealed insulating tube with a metal cap or a stylus at both ends