Eaton 6A British Standard Fuse, E1, 240V ac

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RS Stock No.:
418-710
Mfr. Part No.:
SSD6
Brand:
Eaton
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Brand

Eaton

Current Rating

6A

Fuse Size

E1

Voltage Rating

240V ac

Fuse Standard

BS88, IEC 269

Application Category

gG

Tag Width

12.7mm

High Rupture Capacity

Yes

Overall Length

47mm

Tag Type

Blade

Body Diameter

12mm

Tag Orientation

Offset

Body Width

12mm

Body Height

23mm

Fuse Dimensions

12 x 23mm

Series

Eaton Bussmann

RoHS Status: Exempt

Eaton British Standard Fuse, 6A Current Rating, 240V AC Voltage Rating - SSD6


This British Standard Fuse is designed for high-performance electrical applications. Specifically rated at 6A and compliant with BS 88 and IEC 269 standards, this fuse ensures reliable circuit protection. With a compact size of 12 x 23mm, it easily fits into various electrical systems, making it suitable for a range of industrial applications.

Features & Benefits


• High rupture capacity for robust protection against overloads
• Rated for 240V AC, ensuring compatibility in various circuits
• Offset blade tag design allows for easy insertion and secure connection
• Compliant with BS 88 and IEC 269 specifications for reliability
• Optimised for gG application category, suitable for general applications
• Compact dimensions enhance space efficiency within installations

Applications


• Ideal for circuit protection in industrial machinery
• Used in power distribution systems for safe operation
• Employed in electrical panels to prevent overloads
• Suitable for use with automation and control systems
• Effective in protecting motors and related equipment from faults

What is the significance of the high rupture capacity?


The high rupture capacity indicates that the fuse can safely interrupt high fault currents without risk of catastrophic failure, safeguarding equipment and personnel during overcurrent events.

How does the offset blade tag design benefit installation?


The offset blade tag design facilitates quick and secure installation, ensuring a reliable electrical connection while reducing the risk of accidental disconnection.

What applications require compliance with BS 88 and IEC 269 standards?


Industries requiring stringent safety measures for electrical components, such as manufacturing and automation, often use devices compliant with BS 88 and IEC 269 to ensure protection against electrical faults.

How does the fuse's rating impact its overall performance?


The 6A rating aligns with specific electrical load requirements, optimising the fuse's performance in circuit protection while preventing nuisance tripping in well-designed systems.

What measures should be taken to ensure correct installation of the fuse?


Prior to installation, ensure the application matches the fuse rating and specifications, and confirm that connections are secure to prevent any potential failures in operation.

Note

Eaton formerly known as Bussmann

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