The Fuse is designed to protect electrical circuits and connected equipment from excessive current flow. It is to prevent damage to electrical components to reduce the risk of electrical fires caused by prolonged overcurrent conditions. The Fuse element reaches its melting point, and it undergoes a physical change, often transitioning from a solid state to a liquid. This transformation breaks the circuit, effectively interrupting the flow of electricity and disconnecting the faulty or overloaded section from the rest of the electrical system.

Attributes:
• Breaks when current exceeds 50 amperes
• Protects against overcurrent situations
• Reduces the risk of electrical fires
• Prevents damage to electrical components and equipment

Applications:
The Fuse is used to protect electrical circuits from overcurrent, thereby safeguarding connected electrical components and ensuring the safe operation of electrical systems.