1、Prepare the DIN Rail
Ensure the DIN rail is securely mounted in the desired location within the electrical panel or enclosure.
The DIN rail should be a standard 35mm “hat” type rail, which is the most common type used for mounting electrical components.
2、Position the Fuse Holder
Hold the fuse holder at an angle with the top part of the holder positioned over the top edge of the DIN rail.
Tilt the bottom of the fuse holder towards the DIN rail until it snaps into place. This action secures the fuse holder onto the rail.
3、Secure the Fuse Holder
Ensure the fuse holder is firmly attached to the DIN rail by gently pulling on it. It should not move or come loose.
If the fuse holder has a locking mechanism, engage it to further secure the holder to the rail.
4、Insert the Fuse
Open the fuse holder by either lifting the cover or pulling out the fuse carrier, depending on the design of the holder.
Insert the appropriate fuse into the fuse holder. Ensure the fuse is rated correctly for the application in terms of current and voltage.
Close the fuse holder, ensuring it is securely latched or locked.
5、Connect the Wires
Strip the insulation from the ends of the wires that will be connected to the fuse holder.
Insert the stripped wire ends into the terminal connections of the fuse holder. Most holders have screw terminals or spring-loaded terminals.
Tighten the terminal screws or engage the spring mechanism to secure the wires in place. Ensure a firm and secure connection to prevent any loose connections.
6、Label the Fuse Holder
Apply clear and durable labels to the fuse holder, indicating the type and rating of the installed fuse. This helps with easy identification and maintenance.