Why Choose Foocles Fused Relay?
The fuse relay’s integrated design combines a relay and fuse into a single unit, addressing the issue of limited space within vehicles. This integrated approach reduces installation steps and components, simplifying installation and maintenance while lowering costs.
Foocles fused relays offer fuse ratings ranging from 5 amps to 40 amps, allowing the fuse to be replaced according to different load current requirements.
Additionally, electrical safety has been significantly enhanced. If a fuse blows, the relay will cease power supply, causing the circuit load to stop functioning; if the relay fails, the fuse remains effective, preventing overcurrent damage to equipment.
Key Advantages of Foocles Fused Relay
Fuses effectively protect relays, preventing damage to the relays or even the entire system due to short circuits or overloads.
The integrated design reduces the cost of additional accessories required for separate fuse installation.
Compared to the traditional combination of relays and fuses, it significantly saves installation space.
We utilize high-quality pure copper coils and silver alloy contacts to ensure long-term stable operation of the relay.
Widely Used Foocles Automotive Fused Relays
Foocles fuse relays are commonly used in automotive lighting, windshield wipers, and air conditioning systems, providing reliable control and safe protection for the circuits of these electrical components.
In the emerging field of electric vehicles, the role of fuse relays is even more critical. Since both the battery and drive system within an electric vehicle can be affected or damaged by overcurrent issues, incorporating an additional layer of fuse protection in the circuits controlling these systems delivers a safer and more reliable experience.
Easy Maintenance Saves Costs
When the fuse blows, the fused relay ceases operation, preventing damage to downstream electrical components. This allows for rapid identification of the fault location. After maintenance, simply replacing the fuse enables continued operation, reducing both maintenance time and complexity.
If you require a relay module that allows for flexible N-to-N combinations rather than the standard one-to-one fuse-to-relay configuration, we also offer such modules. Please consult our customer service team to determine if this meets your needs.
Because it can provide control and protection functions with less installation space and lower costs.
No difference, the fuse is already built-in.
If the fuse blows, the circuit load will stop.
If the relay fails, the fuse will continue to protect the circuit.
