Also known as: fl.
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A fusible link is a crucial safety component in electrical systems, designed to melt and break the circuit when excessive current flows, thereby preventing damage or fire. It serves as a sacrificial device, ensuring the integrity of the broader system by failing under predefined conditions. Fusible links are commonly used in automotive and industrial applications, where they protect wiring and electrical components from the dangers of overcurrent.
Unlike standard fuses, fusible links are integrated into the wiring harness and are made from a special alloy that melts at a specific temperature. This design allows them to handle higher currents for short durations, making them ideal for protecting against sudden surges. Their application is critical in environments where electrical safety is paramount, and their failure mode is a deliberate feature to safeguard more expensive and harder-to-replace components.
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