How To Connect The Fuse So It Won't Break Easily

To prevent Fuse Link from breaking easily, you can follow the following steps and precautions for wiring:

1. Choose a suitable fuse
Rated current matching: When selecting a fuse, its rated current should be slightly larger than the maximum normal working current in the circuit. If the rated current is too small, the fuse is prone to frequent melting; if the rated current is too large, it cannot play an effective protective role.
Rated voltage matching: The rated voltage of the fuse should match the working voltage of the circuit to ensure that it can work stably under normal voltage.
2. Correct wiring

Disconnect the power supply: Before wiring, make sure that the device is disconnected from the power supply to prevent electric shock accidents.

Find the fuse box: The fuse box is usually located at the power input of the device, on the circuit board, the power cord plug or the battery socket. For the specific location, please refer to the device manual or relevant drawings.

Connect the fuse:

Use wire strippers to strip the outer skin of the wire to be connected to the fuse to expose a certain length of metal wire.
Connect one end of the fuse tightly to the metal wire of the wire. You can use welding or crimping to ensure that the connection is firm and not loose.
Connect the other end of the fuse to the corresponding interface in the circuit.
Use electrical tape to wrap the connection for insulation and protection.
III. Precautions
Avoid overload: Use electrical appliances reasonably and avoid turning on too many high-power appliances at the same time to prevent circuit overload and fuse blowing.
Regular inspection: Check the status of the circuit and fuse regularly. If the fuse is found to be burnt, loose or damaged, it should be replaced in time.
Professional operation: If you do not have enough knowledge of the circuit, it is recommended to seek the help of a professional electrician to perform wiring and fuse replacement operations to ensure safety.

In summary, by choosing the right fuse, wiring correctly, and paying attention to daily maintenance and inspection, the frequency of fuse blowing can be effectively reduced to ensure the safe and stable operation of the circuit.