Eaton 250A Bolted Tag Fuse, LMT, 150 V dc, 240V ac, 59mm

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RS Stock No.:
182-1491
Distrelec Article No.:
304-09-417
Mfr. Part No.:
250LMT
Brand:
Eaton
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Brand

Eaton

Current Rating

250A

Fuse Size

LMT

Voltage Rating

150 V dc, 240V ac

Fuse Standard

BS 88, IEC 60269

Fixing Centres

59mm

Application Category

aR

Tag Width

25.4mm

Overall Length

84mm

Body Diameter

38.1mm

Tag Type

Bolted

Tag Orientation

Offset

Body Length

31mm

Fuse Dimensions

38.1 x 31mm

COO (Country of Origin):
IN

Eaton Bolted Tag Fuse, 250A, 240V AC - 250LMT


Looking for a space-efficient circuit protection solution? Choose this bolted tag fuse from Eaton. It has a 250A current rating, making it suitable for high-power applications, and is compatible with both AC and DC supply voltages so it's a versatile choice for use in both circuit configurations. The fuse has a high rated switching capacity of 200kA, so you can use it safely within a high current threshold. Its aR application category means it has partial-range breaking capacity and is designed for semiconductor use. You'll find fuses like this in reduced voltage starters and rectifiers.

• Light weight of 185g so it's easy to handle and won't strain equipment
• Bolted tag type for secure, vibration-resistant installation
• Compatible with trip indicators for easy troubleshooting
• Low power loss of 28W for energy efficiency

Can I reset this fuse after it trips?


A fuse is designed to be a sacrificial device. Its central wire melts when an abnormal current is experienced, meaning you can't reuse or reset it after it's tripped and it must be replaced.

Note

Eaton formerly known as Bussmann

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