0031.8201
Manufacturer
Model
0031.8201
Category
The SCHURTER 0031.8201 fuseholder is a ROHS-compliant component designed for secure fuse retention in industrial and commercial circuits. Its box-packed configuration ensures stable assembly, while the material composition supports high-voltage operations up to 1000V. Basic applications include consumer electronics and industrial equipment protection, with extended use in automotive systems and power distribution units. Engineers should prioritize thermal management during layout design and validate fuse compatibility to avoid performance degradation. The component's compliance with environmental regulations positions it for markets requiring sustainable components, though cost considerations may limit its adoption in budget-sensitive projects.
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Specifications
| Color | Not specified |
| Dimensions | 22.5mm (Pin distance) |
| Insulation Performance | ≥10MQ (500VDC: 1min) |
| Material | Copper alloy, tin-plated or gold plated |
| Mounting | PCB |
| Operating Temperature Range | -40°C to 85°C |
| Rated Current | 16A (UL/CSA) |
| Rated Voltage | 500VAC/VDC(UL/CSA) |
Function And Role
Core Function
Holds and secures fuses in electrical circuits for protection and safety
Key Characteristics
- ROHS compliant
- Box-packed design
- Material suitable for industrial applications
Application Domains
Basic Scenarios
- General circuit protection in industrial equipment
- Consumer electronics with fuse-based protection
Extended Scenarios
- Automotive electrical systems
- Power distribution units in commercial buildings
Precautions
| Soldering | Use high-temperature solder (300-350°C) and avoid prolonged exposure to heat |
| Current Limit | Maximum current capacity depends on fuse specifications ( verify with manufacturer) |
| Voltage Limit | Operating voltage ranges up to 1000V (confirm via technical documentation) |
| Thermal Management | Ensure proper heat dissipation through PCB layout and cooling mechanisms |
| Storage | Store in dry, cool environments away from static discharge risks |
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Alternative Model Params
- Fuse rating (A)
- Contact resistance (mΩ)
- Insulation voltage (VAC)
- Operating temperature range
Design Recommendations
| Layout | Maintain 5mm spacing between adjacent fuseholders |
| Thermal | Use thermal vias or copper pours for heat dissipation |
| Compatibility | Ensure fuse dimensions match 0031.8201 specifications |
| Testing | Perform continuity and insulation resistance tests post-soldering |
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