Eaton 16 A British Standard Fuse F1 550 V ac

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RS Stock No.:
413-507
Distrelec Article No.:
303-99-334
Mfr. Part No.:
NSD16
Brand:
Eaton
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Brand

Eaton

Fuse Type

HRC

Current Rating

16 A

Product Type

British Standard Fuse

Fuse Size

F1

Voltage

550 V ac

Standards/Approvals

No

Application Category

gG

Tag Width

12.7mm

Tag Type

Blade

Fuse Characteristics

gM, gG

Overall Length

58.5mm

Series

Bussmann

RoHS Status: Exempt

Eaton British Standard Fuse, F1 Size, 16A NSD16


Slot this British standard fuse from Eaton into your circuit as a sure-fire way to prevent current overheating dangers, overload wear and short circuits. The offset tags on the cylindrical body clip easily into your fuse holder and the central wire melts away when a current continuously exceeds 16A (amperes). When the wire is broken, the fuse prevents power from running through the circuit. This fuse is for general purpose use in the protection of industrial or commercial wires and cables.

Features & Benefits


• Interrupts currents as high as 80kA (kiloamps) without causing a dangerous electrical arc

• Power loss through is kept to a minimum, averaging 20% lower than British standard requirements

• F1 bladed tag design ensures fuse remains secure in the holder

What does HRC fuse type mean?


HRC (high rupture capacity) fuse type means that the circuit doesn’t break as soon as an overload occurs. The tags have enough thickness to make allowances for current fluctuations and maintain their hold until arcing becomes sustained. This helps to prevent unnecessary circuit interruptions.

Note

Eaton formerly known as Bussmann

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