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Fuse wires. Three different strengths of fuse wire wrapped around a cardboard holder

Fuse wires. Three different strengths of fuse wire wrapped around a cardboard holder


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Fuse wires. Three different strengths of fuse wire wrapped around a cardboard holder

Fuse wires. Three different strengths of fuse wire wrapped around a cardboard holder. The different strengths are for use in different types of electrical circuit in the home. The strength of the wire depends upon it thickness. The weakest, and thinnest, is the five ampere (amp) fuse, with the thirty amp fuse being the strongest, and thickest. Fuse wire is a safety feature used to protect electrical circuits from excessive currents. At a specific current the fuse wire melts, or blows, breaking the circuit

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This print from Science Photo Library showcases a collection of fuse wires neatly wrapped around a sturdy cardboard holder. Each wire represents a different strength, specifically designed for various types of electrical circuits found in our homes. The thickness of the wire determines its strength, with the five ampere (amp) fuse being the thinnest and weakest, while the thirty amp fuse stands as the strongest and thickest. Fuse wires serve as an essential safety feature to protect electrical circuits from excessive currents. When subjected to a specific current threshold, these wires melt or blow out, effectively breaking the circuit and preventing potential damage or hazards. This ingenious technological component plays a crucial role in safeguarding our electrical equipment and ensuring their smooth operation. The intricate details captured in this image highlight both the protective nature of fuse wires and their significance within modern technology. It serves as a reminder that even amidst complex systems and advanced machinery, simple yet vital elements like these fuses contribute immensely to maintaining safety standards within our everyday lives. Science Photo Library has masterfully encapsulated this fusion of protection, technology, and safety through their lens – offering us an intriguing glimpse into one small but integral aspect of our home's electrical infrastructure.

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