Oil fuse Siba

Siba oil fuses are designed to protect electrical equipment and systems against overload, short circuit and other electrical disturbances. These types of fuses are used in high voltage systems, especially in power distribution equipment and substations, and are usually used in high voltage and high voltage applications.

Technical specifications of Siba oil fuses:

• Fuse type:

Oil fuses are designed to protect transformers and electrical equipment against overload and short circuit.
These fuses are usually used in high voltage power distribution systems and substations.
Rated voltage:

Siba oil fuses are usually designed for high voltages, which can range from 10kV to 33kV or more. Depending on the type of system and equipment, these fuses can be used for high voltage and very high voltages.
Current Rating:

Oil-filled fuses are typically manufactured in currents above 10 amps and are typically designed to protect large equipment such as transformers and substations.
The current ratings of these fuses can range from 50 amps to 2000 amps or more, depending on the system requirements.

• Fuse Performance:

Oil-filled fuses typically have a slow-blow feature that allows the equipment to withstand short-term overloads, but they will blow quickly if the overload or short circuit continues.
These fuses quickly break the circuit in the event of a short circuit, preventing damage to the system.
Oil Performance:

Oil as an Insulator: In oil-filled fuses, the oil plays an important role in the cooling and operation of the fuse. The oil is typically used as an electrical insulator and to extinguish the arc caused by a power outage.
The oil extinguishes the arc when the current is interrupted, reducing the risk of damage to the equipment.

• Material:

Siba oil-filled fuses usually use resistant metal alloys to make the internal electrodes, and the oil inside the fuse housing is used as an insulator and to absorb heat.
The insulating oil is usually mineral oil or synthetic oil, which is able to withstand high temperatures and prevent arcing.

• Breaking capacity:

Oil-filled fuses usually have a high breaking capacity, which can be up to 50kA or more to interrupt severe short circuits.
This feature makes these fuses safe and effective in high-voltage systems.

• Safety features:

Oil-filled fuses usually have safety features such as a protective cover to prevent direct contact with hazardous electrical parts and cooling systems to prevent overheating.

Some models have a status indicator to display the fuse’s operating status (blown or healthy).

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