Cooper Bussmann, 1A Glass Cartridge Fuse, 5 x 20mm, Speed F [S500-1-R]; 169-9404
Eaton S500 Series Cartridge Fuse, 1A Current Rating, 250V AC Voltage Rating - S500-1-R
This cartridge fuse is a reliable electrical component designed for effective current protection in various applications. With a current rating of 1A and a compact size of 5 x 20mm, it is ideal for installations requiring a fast-acting solution. The robust glass body ensures durability, while its compatibility with IEC 60127-2 standards makes it suitable for professional use in a range of electronic devices.
Features & Benefits
- Fast-acting timing allows for immediate response to current overloads
- Optional axial leads enhance flexibility in wiring configurations
- Designed with silver-plated and nickel-plated end caps for performance
- Conforms to IEC 60127-2 standards for electrical safety
- Operates effectively up to 250V AC for versatile applications
- Low breaking capacity helps prevent circuit damage during faults
Applications
- Utilised in automation systems requiring precise current management
- Ideal for electronic equipment protection in industrial machinery
- Commonly used in consumer electronics to ensure safe operation
- Suitable for various electrical appliances that demand high reliability
How does the fuse react to short circuit conditions?
It is designed to melt quickly during short circuit situations, providing effective protection by interrupting current flow and preventing damage to connected components.
What are the advantages of using a glass body fuse over ceramic alternatives?
The glass body allows for visual inspection of the fuse's condition, making it easier to detect any failures compared to opaque ceramic options.
What types of applications are best suited for the specified current rating?
This rating makes it especially suitable for low-power circuits and sensitive devices where overcurrent protection is essential for safeguarding components.
Is it possible to use this fuse in higher voltage systems?
No, it is specifically rated for 250V AC
using it in higher voltage applications may compromise safety and performance.
Note
Eaton formerly known as Bussmann