Eaton 250A Bolted Tag Fuse, 700V ac/dc, 108.71mm

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RS-stocknr.:
849-6005
Fabrikantnummer:
FWP-250A
Fabrikant:
Eaton
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Current Rating

250A

Voltage Rating

700V ac/dc

Fuse Standard

CE, CSA, UL

Fixing Centres

108.71mm

Application Category

gN

Tag Width

38.1mm

Fuse Speed

FF

Overall Length

60.96mm

Tag Type

Bolted

Body Diameter

50.8mm

Body Length

72.14mm

Tag Orientation

Centred

Body Height

50.8mm

Fuse Dimensions

2.4 x 2.9 x 5.4in

Series

Eaton Bussmann

Eaton Bolted Tag Fuse, 250A Current Rating, CE/CSA/UL Fuse Standard - FWP-250A


This bolted tag fuse is intended for high current applications and is suitable for industrial electrical systems. With a current rating of 250A, it adheres to safety and performance standards, complying with CE, CSA, and UL regulations. The dimensions are 60.96mm in overall length and 50.8mm in height, providing a compact solution for various installations.

Features & Benefits


• High-speed operation enhances safety in electrical circuits
• Low energy let-through minimises potential damage
• Good DC performance optimises usage across systems
• Versatile fixing centres allow for easy integration
• Enhanced cycling capability supports diverse applications
• Meets international fuse standards for dependability

Applications


• Used with DC common bus systems
• Suitable for DC drive
• Ideal for power converters and rectifiers
• Utilised in reduced voltage starters

What is the rated voltage for this fuse?


It is rated for 700V operation.

Will it fit into standard electrical installations?


Yes, it is compatible with standard fixing centres used in the industry.

Is it suitable for all environments?


While robust, it is best suited for controlled industrial settings.

How does the energy let-through benefit performance?


It reduces the potential harm to connected equipment during faults.

Note

Eaton formerly known as Bussmann

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