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Texte wiki de la nouvelle page, après la modification (new_wikitext) | '<br>Fuse Bar: A fuse is a conductor that carries electric current between terminals on a wiring device. It prevents damage to equipment from short circuiting. The term "fuse" is an abbreviation for flux cored conductor, which refers to those that carry two or more conductors that are hot when they touch and the others are cold when they touch. Usually, the larger the load on the wire, the larger the number of turns of the busbar will need to accommodate the wire.<br><br><br>[https://www.insimed.org/how-to-maintain-a-siemens-bus-bar/ Busbar Definition]: The definition of a busbar is a straight shaft insulated by a flexible metallic frame and having at least one open end. The end of the busbar can be bent into numerous shapes to accommodate different applications. The most common use for a busbar is the installation of cable harnesses, where its flexible busbar shape allows it to easily be wrapped around the cable without any damage to the conductors. It is also widely used in home entertainment systems where several sets of wires need to be connected, usually to form a network.<br><br><br>How to Use a Fuse Busbar: The use of a fuse busbar in a home entertainment system is rather self explanatory. It is used to attach several sets of electrical cables together to form a network. Most often these are used for television and stereo systems. A double busbar can support up to 4 sets of high voltage cables.<br><br><br>Single Busbars: The definition of a single busbar is a straight shaft insulated by a flexible metallic frame having no connecting terminals. Its purpose is to support only one set of wires at a time. Thus, the flexible busbar may have one terminal or two terminals. Since it has no other function, a single busbar is generally rated for low-voltage applications. In some cases, a single busbar may be capable of supporting two or more voltage loads.<br><br><br>Double Busbars: Similar to a single busbar, but with a center conductor and two sets of wires. The center conductor on a double busbar is surrounded by two flexible metal strips. Thus, it is capable of meeting very heavy wire loads. Its flexible metal frame can hold connections that are over thirty inches in length. A dual busbar can support over fifty pounds.<br><br><br>Fuses are commonly used as connectors in electronic equipment. Some people use them for controlling or connecting different circuits. It is important that a fuse busbar be installed properly to avoid damage to electrical equipment and to prevent shorts from occurring.<br>' |
