Eaton 250A Rail Mount Fuse Holder for NH1 Fuse, 1P, 690V ac

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RS Stock No.:
182-1805
Mfr. Part No.:
SD1-D-PV
Brand:
Eaton
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Brand

Eaton

Fuse Holder Type

Rail Mount

Fuse Size

NH1

Current Rating

250A

Voltage Rating

690V ac

Number of Poles

1P

Includes Indicator

No

Rail Type

DIN 35 mm

Terminal Type

Screw

Compatible Fuse Sizes

NH1

Bottle Fuse Holder Component

Base

COO (Country of Origin):
CN

Eaton Rail-Mount Fuse Holder, Glass Filled PBT Body, For PV Systems - SD Series - SD1-D-PV


Reduce the chances of electrical spikes overpowering your solar circuit with this rail-mount fuse holder from Eaton. It works with an NH1-size photovoltaic fuse to protect equipment such as inverters and combiner boxes from overvoltage and overcurrent. This helps to keep your PV system safe by cutting down on the risk of electrical damage. The device securely holds a fuse in place to protect it and increase its lifespan. If the fuse blows, you can remove it from the holder and replace it with a new one without the hassle of remounting the carrier. A fuse holder like this is suitable for use everywhere from public buildings to industrial manufacturing settings.

Features & Benefits


• Self-extinguishing for safety, only burning for a maximum of 10s in the event of a fire
• Clips onto a 35mm DIN rail for quick mounting and removal
• Swivel mechanism offers easy integration into your setup

How robust is this fuse holder?


You can count on this product's longevity in harsh environments thanks to its durable glass-filled PBT body that resists wear and corrosion.

Note

Eaton formerly known as Bussmann

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