Fuse Shell

Fuse shells are protective enclosures or casings that house fuses. Fuses are electrical devices that are designed to protect electrical circuits from overcurrents or short circuits. The fuse shell provides a protective barrier around the fuse element, preventing it from coming into contact with external elements or causing any damage.

Fuse shells are typically made of materials that are resistant to heat and electrical conductivity, such as ceramic or glass. They are designed to withstand high temperatures and provide insulation to prevent any electrical arcing or sparking.

In the supply class of Fuses, Arrestors, Absorbers, and Protectors, fuse shells are categorized as a component of electrical and electronic equipment. They play a crucial role in ensuring the safe operation of electrical circuits by containing and protecting the fuse element.