How does a fuse wire protect the electric wiring or an appliance from being damaged?
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It helps because it disconnects the connection of all appliances from electric connection and that's why the appliances doesn't gets damaged..
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Fuse :-
It is an electrical device which protects the electrical appliances from getting damaged .
♦ It is made up of very thin wire , whose melting point is very much low and breaks easily when there is excess amount of flow of current through circuit .
Now , in case if there is very high amount of flow of current , then it breaks and cut off circuit making it impossible for current to pass and thua it saves other appliances .
As there will be no fuse then , the high amount of current will flow and that high amount of current may lead to damage that appliance .
thanks :)
Fuse :-
It is an electrical device which protects the electrical appliances from getting damaged .
♦ It is made up of very thin wire , whose melting point is very much low and breaks easily when there is excess amount of flow of current through circuit .
Now , in case if there is very high amount of flow of current , then it breaks and cut off circuit making it impossible for current to pass and thua it saves other appliances .
As there will be no fuse then , the high amount of current will flow and that high amount of current may lead to damage that appliance .
thanks :)
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