Anti-pollution Structure Of Fuses In Heavily Polluted Environments

In heavily polluted areas, a common practice is to isolate contaminants from the fused fuse body through structural design, raising the sealing standard between the drop out fuse casing and internal components to a higher level. Some high-voltage models in the industry employ enhanced encapsulation technology, adding a protective layer outside the traditional ceramic or glass tube, while simultaneously reducing the impact of contaminant adhesion on dielectric strength through the appropriate selection of materials and insulating media.

Manufacturers typically develop product specifications in conjunction with environmental assessments. For example, discussions on high-voltage fuse materials, encapsulation, and installation environments emphasize the impact of product structure on environmental adaptability.