Eaton 20A T Cartridge Fuse, 10 x 38mm

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RS Stock No.:
849-5692
Mfr. Part No.:
SC-20
Brand:
Eaton
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Brand

Eaton

Current Rating

20A

Fuse Size

10 x 38mm

Fuse Speed

T

Voltage Rating

600V ac

Non Compliant

COO (Country of Origin):
MX

Cooper Bussamnn SC Series


Professional range of Cooper Bussman high voltage fuses from the SC series. The SC series fuses are compact branch-circuit units with high interrupting rating and current-limitation.

Eaton Cartridge Fuse, 20A, T Speed - SC Series -SC-20


Use this Eaton cartridge fuse to protect your electrical circuits and equipment. This device is ideal for commercial and industrial branch circuitry supplied by high voltages up to 600V AC.
Rated T, this fuse is time-delayed and designed to tolerate short spikes above the designated operating current. Surges like this are often caused by devices like motors starting up. If a sustained overcurrent above the 20A rating is detected, however, this fuse will break quickly to prevent the fault causing damage.

Features & Benefits


• Heat-resistant ceramic body prevents arcing or melting in the event of a fault
• Standard length (38mm) for compatibility with clips and fuse holders
• Nickel-plated endcaps are highly conductive and resistant to corrosion

What are the advantages of cartridge fuses?


Cartridge fuses like this one from Eaton are a safe choice as they don't produce flames or release gas when the internal fuse wire melts to break the circuit. They typically act quickly, almost instantaneously, to break circuits and prevent faults. The exception is time-delayed models such as this one, which are safe and efficient for use in circuits including motors.

Note

Eaton formerly known as Bussmann

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