Why does insurance throw

Bulbs, sockets, cables and luminaires we use insurance can be taken because of the "short circuit".

Due to the short circuit, cable or connection errors, the current returns from the point where the error is located before visiting the entire circuit, and therefore the circuit remains non -current.

If an insurance transfers a power above the existing power it can transfer, it can again dispose of it. In such cases, we can try to operate the devices we use separately.

The fuse is one of the basic circuit elements defined as resistance in echoic circuits. It proportionally restricts the current passing through the resistance element. The insurance, which is a special form of resistance, does not allow more than a specified current and does not allow electric current in the event that the current value of the threshold is exceeded. For example, a 16 amp insurance 17 amps discards the electrical transmission of the system by relieving during a current. In short, the insurance is the safety element of electrical systems.

For example: a triple pyrison at the same time both iron, oven and stove if you connect the fuse. If the insurance is broken and does not throw the cables will burn and fire will come.