Fuse holder
First Claim
1. A fuse holder for holding a fuse in such a manner that first and second terminal portions projecting from a fuse body of the fuse are each fixed to the fuse holder together with either an end portion of a bus bar or a terminal end of a electric wire when in an assembled state, comprising:
- a fuse receiving case made of a thermosetting resin for receiving the entire fuse body therewithin when in the assembled state;
first and second fixing portions integrally formed with the fuse receiving case and each respectively screwed to one of the first and second fuse terminal portions together with either the end portion of the bus bar or the terminal end of the electric wire when in the assembled state; and
a cover closing an inner portion of the fuse receiving case.
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Abstract
A fuse holder (24) in accordance with the present invention comprises a fuse receiving case (29) made of a thermosetting resin and receiving a fuse body (26) therewithin, a pair of fixing portion (31) integrally formed with the fuse receiving case (29) and to which a fuse terminal portion (27) is screwed together with a bus bar (32) or a terminal (34) of an end of an electric wire and a cover (30) closing an inner portion of the fuse receiving case (29). Accordingly, the fuse body is received within the fuse receiving case.
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7 Claims
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1. A fuse holder for holding a fuse in such a manner that first and second terminal portions projecting from a fuse body of the fuse are each fixed to the fuse holder together with either an end portion of a bus bar or a terminal end of a electric wire when in an assembled state, comprising:
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a fuse receiving case made of a thermosetting resin for receiving the entire fuse body therewithin when in the assembled state; first and second fixing portions integrally formed with the fuse receiving case and each respectively screwed to one of the first and second fuse terminal portions together with either the end portion of the bus bar or the terminal end of the electric wire when in the assembled state; and a cover closing an inner portion of the fuse receiving case. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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