How To Wrap The Fuse

Fuse Link itself does not require the action of "winding". The main function of the fuse in the circuit is to melt when the current is too large, thereby cutting off the circuit to protect other components in the circuit. The installation and connection of the fuse usually involves connecting it in series in the circuit and ensuring that the connection is firm.

If you are referring to the wiring method of the fuse holder, it usually includes plug-in wiring and threaded wiring:

Plug-in wiring: Insert the wire into the socket in the fuse holder and realize the wiring by clamping the spring sheet. This method is simple to wire and easy to install, and is suitable for application scenarios where the wire size is small.
Threaded wiring: Screw the wire into the threaded hole in the fuse holder and realize the wiring by the friction of the thread. This method is more reliable and suitable for application scenarios where the wire size is large.

When connecting the fuse, you need to pay attention to the following points:

Make sure the device is disconnected from the power supply: Before connecting or replacing the fuse, make sure that the circuit is powered off to avoid the risk of electric shock.
Choose the right fuse: Choose the right fuse according to the rated current of the circuit. Do not use a fuse that is too large or too small, so as not to affect the normal operation of the circuit or cause the fuse to fail to protect it.
Firm connection: Whether it is plug-in wiring or threaded wiring, you need to ensure that the connection is firm to avoid looseness causing poor contact or circuit failure.
Use insulating materials: After the connection is completed, use insulating materials such as electrical tape to wrap the connection to insulate and protect it.

In short, the installation and connection of the fuse need to follow certain specifications and steps to ensure the safe and stable operation of the circuit. If you are not sure how to operate, it is recommended to seek help from a professional electrician.