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Mersen NH000GG40V2-1
NH fuse-links gG 400VAC size 000 - 3
Product Description
The NH fuse-link system is structured as a plug-in fuse system that comprises a fuse-base, which may include terminal covers and phase barriers, along with a fuse-link featuring blade contacts. The system allows for the replacement of fuse-links using a low voltage high rupture capacity (LV HRC) fuse puller. Due to its design, interchangeability of rated current is not guaranteed, thus requiring handling by qualified professionals.
These fuse-links are compliant with multiple standards including DIN 57636 Part 201, VDE 0636 Part 201, and IEC 60269-1 and -2. With an ampere range of 2 to 630 A, the ceramic body of the fuse-link is square in style, ensuring durability and reliability in various applications. The materials used for the contacts include copper that is silver-plated, enhancing conductivity.
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Specifications
- Brand
- Mersen
- ROHS Compliant
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- Lead Free
- Consult Technical Services
- Ampere Range
- 2 - 630 A
- Body Material
- Ceramic
- Applications
- gG: general purpose cable and line protection
- CE conformity
- Yes
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