Drop Out Fuse

Switch Disconnector Fuse Cutout is a power cutting device that integrates switch operation and fuse protection. It can manually or automatically cut off the circuit when needed, and in the event of a fault such as overload or short circuit in the circuit, it quickly fuses through the built-in fuse, thus cutting off the current and protecting the power equipment and system from damage.

The Distribution Fuse Cutout combines the functions of a fuse and a cut-out device to protect electrical equipment and systems from damage by quickly cutting off circuits in the event of an overload, short circuit, or other failure.

Load Break Fuse Cutout is a power protection device that combines a load switch and a fuse. It can quickly cut off the circuit through the fuse in the event of abnormal conditions such as overload or short circuit, while the design of the load switch allows for lower arc energy when the circuit is disconnected, thus reducing the impact on the equipment and system.

The Mv Fuse Cutout is a device that is widely used in medium voltage power systems and uses fuses to achieve circuit protection. It combines the fast fusing characteristics of the fuse and the operation convenience of the cutting device, and can quickly cut off the circuit when the circuit is overloaded, short circuit and other faults, to protect the safe operation of the power equipment and system.

"Load Drop Fuse" is a fuse that automatically disconnects a circuit under certain load conditions to protect a device or line. It combines the protection function of the fuse and the needs of the load. When the load exceeds the preset threshold, the fuse will fuse to cut off the circuit and prevent the occurrence of dangerous accidents.

Cut Out Fuse, also known as a fuse switch or fuse breaker, is a safety device used to protect a circuit. It contains a fuse inside, when the current in the circuit exceeds the rated value, the fuse in the fuse will quickly fuse, thus cutting off the circuit, to prevent the circuit overload or short circuit caused by fire, equipment damage and other safety problems.