Road vehicles. Fuse-links - Fuse-links with tabs (blade type) Type C (medium), Type E (high current) and Type F (miniature)
Road vehicles. Fuse-links - Fuse-links with tabs (blade type) Type C (medium), Type E (high current) and Type F (miniature)
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What is ISO 8820-3 – Road vehicle fuse-links Types C, E, and F about?  

ISO 8820 is a series of the international standard on road vehicles fuse-links that is used for circuit protection in the wiring of a vehicle. 

ISO 8820-3 is the third part of the ISO 8820 series of documents that specifies fuse-links with tabs (blade-type) Type C (medium), Type E (high current), and Type F (miniature) for use in road vehicles.  

ISO 8820-3 establishes, for these fuse-link types, the rated current, test procedures, performance requirements, and dimensions. 

Who is ISO 8820-3 - Road vehicle fuse-links Types C, E, and F for? 

ISO 8820-3 on road vehicle fuse-links is useful for: 

  • Road vehicle engineers 
  • Mechanical and electrical engineers 
  • Designers of road vehicle fuse-links 
  • Manufacturers of electrical and electronic equipment 

Why should you use ISO 8820-3 - Road vehicle fuse-links Types C, E, and F 

A fusible link is a short piece of insulated low-voltage cable within an automotive wiring harness that is designed to protect the harness in applications where a fuse is unsuitable. Marking, labelling, and colour coding of fuse-link are mentioned in ISO 8820-3. 

ISO 8820-3 navigates you through the general requirements, test procedure and test sequence for fuse-links. 

Voltage drop test, transient current cycling, operating time-rating test, breaking capacity and strength of terminals of fuse-links are provided in ISO 8820-3. 

Test cable sizes are outlined in ISO 8820-3 to allow comparative fuse-link tests to be carried out. Dimensions and designations of fuse-links Types C, E, and F are specified in ISO 8820-3. 

Overall, ISO 8820-3 leads you through the designing of fuse-links for road vehicles to provide circuit protection in the wiring of a vehicle in the case of a short circuit or voltage spike. In this way, fuses are the most common and numerous methods of circuit protection in an automobile and a fusible link is a special type of wire that protects a circuit that has constant high current requirements and must resist high surges in the circuit.