Inline Fuse Holder Manufacturers

Unconsciously, 2022 has switched to the second half. From August 9th to 12th, 2022, the "Solar PV World Expo 2022" came to a successful conclusion in Area B of Guangzhou Canton Fair Complex! The hot holding of the exhibition also attracted many media and international business people to come to the scene to communicate. Major companies have introduced their pioneering products and expressed their development plans in the communication and sharing. Investing in research and development, improving the conversion efficiency of photovoltaics, reducing the cost of photovoltaic products, and promoting the global green transformation. If invited to participate in the exhibition, Zhejiang Galaxy Fuse Co., Ltd. is very happy to gather with domestic and foreign professional merchants from more than 100 countries in Guangzhou, the international trade center of China, to demonstrate the more unique and more customized products for the solar photovoltaic industry.

On May 24th-26th, 2023, SNEC Shanghai Photovoltaic Expo was held at the Shanghai International Convention Center (SICEC) where national and international enterprises gathered together. They came here with latest technologies and expertise on solar energy,hydrogen energy and energy storage.

Electrical parameters: Suitable fuses need to be selected based on the voltage, rated current, and load properties in the circuit. The rated current should not be less than the required current value in the circuit, and the voltage should not be less than the rated voltage value to ensure that the fuse can operate normally during operation and provide sufficient protection for the circuit.

Summer is here, painting the world in bright colors and inviting us to embrace the warmth and joy of the season. It's a time for beach outings, backyard barbecues, and lazy afternoons under the fan. Yet, beneath this idyllic surface, there lurk various safety risks, especially in the realm of electricity. And that's where fuses step in as our unsung heroes.

With the arrival of autumn, the climate becomes cooler but also drier. Low humidity and strong winds make it easy for small sparks to ignite flammable materials. While many people focus on outdoor fire prevention, one hidden danger is often overlooked — electrical sparks caused by overcurrent or short circuits.