Vertical Fuse Disconnect Switches Must Have Strong Anti-interference Capabilities.
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The environment in which the vertical fuse switch disconnector is located often experiences complex electromagnetic disturbances and power grid fluctuations. Electromagnetic interference may cause contact jitter, false tripping, or leakage risks, thereby affecting the reliable isolation and circuit breaking function of the nhrt40 vertical fuse switch disconnector. High-frequency interference, surge voltage, or arc noise, once penetrating the protection of the disconnecting switch, may weaken its insulation performance, accelerate contact corrosion, and cause localized overheating.
