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Part Number: 2006-921/1000-542
Tariff Code: 85366990990
UPC: 4045454820930

Group Code : EG000012

Group Description : Terminal blocks

Class Description : Component plug terminal block

Class Code : EC002018

Version : 7

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Ratings Per Iec/En

Ratings (note): Electrical ratings are given by the fuse and blown fuse indication.
Nominal voltage (III/3): 800 V
Rated current: 10 A
Note (rated current): Leakage current in case of a blown fuse: LED 2 mA
Operation status indicator: 30 … 65 V

Ratings Per Iec/En 2

Ratings per 2: IEC/EN 60947-7-3
Rated voltage (III/3) 2: 65 V
Rated surge voltage (III/3) 2: 1.5 kV

Environmental Requirements

Continuous operating temperature: -60 … +105 °C

Physical Data

Width: 7.4 mm / 0.291 inches

Material Data

Note (material data): <a href="https://www.wago.com/us/material-specifications" href="_blank">Information on material specifications can be found here</a>
Color: Gray
Material group: I
Insulation material: Polyamide (PA66)
Flammability class per UL94: V0
Fire load: 0.110 MJ
Weight: 6.350 g

Mechanical Data

Marking level: Center marking

General

Fuse type: Cylindrical fuse; 5 x 20 mm

Specifications

Product Group Code: 0022

Commercial Data

Packaging type: Box
Country of origin: DE
GTIN: 4045454820930
Customs tariff number: 85366990990

Ratings Per Csa

Approvals per: CSA 22.2 No 158
Rated voltage CSA (Use Group B): 600 V
Rated current CSA (Use Group B): 15 A
Rated voltage CSA (Use Group C): 600 V
Rated current CSA (Use Group C): 15 A

Power Loss

Power loss (max.) Pl (max.) (note): When selecting glass cartridge fuses, make sure that the maximum power loss listed below is not exceeded. The power loss is determined according to IEC or EN 60947-7-3/VDE 0611-6 at 23°C. The temperature rise of the terminal block must be checked according to their application and mounting. Higher ambient temperatures represent an additional impact on miniature fuses. Therefore, in such applications, the rated current must be reduced if necessary. More details are available from the manufacturers.