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a duel element fuse lets you start a load that has a high inrush of current for a very shot time as in a motor. If a duel element fuse was not used in a case such as a motor, as soon as the motor started the fuse would blow.
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What is meant by ratting of fuse?
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Write the dual feasibility condition in dual simplex method?
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What effect does wattage of an oven element have on its heat dissipation?
If they have a warming element, that will only use about 100 watts. Heating elements in a typical kitchen stove oven use 3000 watts or more. Heating elements in a typical kitchen stove oven use 3,000 watts or more. Convection ovens can use from 32 percent to 45 percent less power than standard ovens.
Why use a dual element fuse over a single element fuse?
Often confused with time delay, dual element is a term describing fuse element construction. A fuse having two current responsive elements in series.
What is a Dual element fuse is used for?
For motor starting
What is another name for slow-blow-fuses?
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Why does a fuse blow when your oven is in use?
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How can an element combine easily with another element?
it can fuse
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Give one advantage of using a circuit breaker rather than a wire or cartridge fuse?
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Where is the fuse box in your Triton glx v6 dual cab?
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Why don't your brake lights come on anymore but your turning signals that use the same bulb still function on your 99 Pontiac Sunfire?
It may be as simple as checking the fuse for the brake lights. Also, check the engine compartment fuse block. Your owner's manual has the specs you need. If the brake and turn signal lights use the same bulb, it has a duel element. One element probably blew before the other. Just replace the bulb. Currently having the same problem with my 98. Yes, the lights are dual element but the brake/turn action share the same element, the park light has it's own element. The answer to this problem I found is located closer to the top of the page titled "Why would the third brake light work but the regular ones don't work on a Pontiac Sunfire. I stumble across this today and it seems to be working,
Why is an insulator required for the body of a fuse?
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What is meant by Horn Gap Fuse?
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Can anyone explain the M effect of HBC or HRC fuses?
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