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PD TECH
Fuse Link and Base Technical Data and Selection 2019

Low Voltage, DIN, BS and Cylindrical fuses and bases

1st October 2019

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NHP Fuses and Bases

Contents

Product Page Number

Cylindrical fuse holders and Solid Links 10 - 13

Cylindrical fuse links 3-9

DIN / NH 500VAC fuse links and solid links 14 - 27

DIN / NH 690VAC fuse links 28 - 34
Wohner DIN Fuse Switches and Switch Disconnectors 35 - 36
Din / NH Fuse Bases 37 - 39
DIN fuse puller 14

BS Fuse holders and Solid Links 40, 57 - 60

BS 500VAC fuse links 40 - 56

Fuse applications data 63 - 77

Switch Fuses DIN / BS types 78 - 88
Blown fuse relay 82
Fuse types for Switch Fuses 89 - 92

BS type fuse holder

DIN Cylindrical fuse holder

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Cylindrical Fuse Links

Sizes 10 x 38mm, 14 x 51mm, 22 x 58mm gG 400V to 690VAC

 Amps 1A to 100A
 Suits cylindrical fuse holders sizes: 32A, 50A and 100A
 Complies to DIN standard IEC 60269-2-1, AS 60269.1: 2005, AS/NZS 60269.1: 2001
 A selection of 415 V to 690 VAC ratings
 Fuse links 80 to 120 kA fault interruption rated
 gG general purpose rated (refer next page for aM rated cylindrical fuse links)
 Wohner fuse links (Bussman)
 Fuse links without indicator or striker

Breaking Power
NHP Catalogue AC Voltage Utilisation
Amp rating Fuse size (mm) capacity at rated Consumption Weight (kg)
number Rating Category
voltage (W)
31 008 1 500 V gG 120 kA 0.5 0.06
31 182 2 500 V gG 120 kA 0.6 0.06
31 183 4 500 V gG 120 kA 0.7 0.06
31 184 6 500 V gG 120 kA 0.8 0.06
31 009 8 500 V gG 120 kA 0.9 0.06
31 185 10 10 x 38 500 V gG 120 kA 1.0 0.06
31 010 12 500 V gG 120 kA 1.3 0.06
31 186 16 500 V gG 120 kA 1.6 0.06
31 187 20 500 V gG 120 kA 2.0 0.06
31 188 25 500 V gG 120 kA 2.6 0.06
31 189 32 415 V gG 120 kA 2.9 0.06
31 011 2 690 V gG 80 kA 0.8 0.019
31 017 6 690 V gG 80 kA 1.0 0.019
31 190 10 690 V gG 80 kA 1.3 0.019
31 191 16 690 V gG 80 kA 2.0 0.019
31 192 20 14 x 51 690 V gG 80 kA 2.5 0.019
31 193 25 690 V gG 80 kA 3.3 0.019
31 194 32 500 V gG 80 kA 3.5 0.019
31 195 40 500 V gG 120 kA 4.8 0.019
31 196 50 415 V gG 120 kA 4.9 0.019
31 018 16 690 V gG 80 kA 2.3 0.05
31 019 20 690 V gG 80 kA 2.8 0.05
31 197 25 690 V gG 80 kA 3.6 0.05
31 198 32 690 V gG 80 kA 3.7 0.05
31 199 40 22 x 58 690 V gG 80 kA 4.5 0.05
31 200 50 690 V gG 80 kA 5.2 0.05
31 201 63 690 V gG 80 kA 6.9 0.05
31 202 80 690 V gG 80 kA 7.8 0.05
31 203 100 500 V gG 120 kA 8.6 0.05

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Cylindrical Fuse Links

Sizes 10 x 38mm, 14 x 51mm, 22 x 58mm aM 400V to 690VAC

 Amps 1A to 100A
 Suits cylindrical fuse holders sizes: 32A, 50A and 100A
 Complies to DIN standard IEC-EN 60269-2-1
 A selection of 415V to 690VAC ratings
 120 kA fault interruption rated
 aM Motor circuit protection class
 Socomec fuse links (Lindner)
 Fuse links without indicator or striker

Breaking Power
NHP Catalogue AC Voltage Utilisation
Amp rating Fuse size (mm) capacity at rated Consumption Weight (kg)
number Rating Category
voltage (W)
6013 0007 0.16 500 V aM 120 kA 0.35 0.06
6013 0005 0.25 500 V aM 120 kA 0.5 0.06
6013 0000 0.5 500 V aM 120 kA 0.5 0.06
6013 0001 1 500 V aM 120 kA 0.13 0.06
6013 0002 2 500 V aM 120 kA 0.2 0.06
6013 0004 4 500 V aM 120 kA 0.3 0.06
6013 0006 6 10 x 38 500 V aM 120 kA 0.45 0.06
6013 0008 8 500 V aM 120 kA 0.55 0.06
6013 0010 10 500 V aM 120 kA 0.65 0.06
6013 0012 12 500 V aM 120 kA 0.75 0.06
6013 0016 16 500 V aM 120 kA 0.9 0.06
6013 0020 20 415 V aM 120 kA 1.1 0.06
6013 0025 25 415 V aM 120 kA 1.4 0.06
6023 0005 0.25 690 V aM 120 kA 0.6 0.019
6023 0000 0.5 690 V aM 120 kA 0.7 0.019
6023 0001 1 690 V aM 120 kA 0.18 0.019
6023 0002 2 690 V aM 120 kA 0.25 0.019
6023 0004 4 690 V aM 120 kA 0.4 0.019
6023 0006 6 690 V aM 120 kA 0.55 0.019
6023 0008 8 690 V aM 120 kA 0.65 0.019
14 x 51
6023 0010 10 690 V aM 120 kA 0.75 0.019
6023 0016 16 690 V aM 120 kA 1.2 0.019
6023 0020 20 690 V aM 120 kA 1.5 0.019
6023 0025 25 690 V aM 120 kA 1.8 0.019
6023 0032 32 500 V aM 120 kA 2.1 0.019
6023 0040 40 500 V aM 120 kA 2.6 0.019
6023 0050 50 415 V aM 120 kA 2.9 0.019
6033 0002 2 690 V aM 120 kA 0.3 0.05
6033 0004 4 690 V aM 120 kA 0.5 0.05
6033 0006 6 690 V aM 120 kA 0.65 0.05
6033 0008 8 690 V aM 120 kA 0.75 0.05
6033 0010 10 690 V aM 120 kA 0.85 0.05
6033 0012 12 690 V aM 120 kA 1.0 0.05
6033 0016 16 690 V aM 120 kA 1.4 0.05
6033 0020 20 22 x 58 690 V aM 120 kA 1.7 0.05
6033 0025 25 690 V aM 120 kA 2.0 0.05
6033 0032 32 690 V aM 120 kA 2.6 0.05
6033 0040 40 690 V aM 120 kA 3.2 0.05
6033 0050 50 690 V aM 120 kA 3.9 0.05
6033 0063 63 690 V aM 120 kA 4.6 0.05
6033 0080 80 500 V aM 120 kA 5.6 0.05
6033 0100 100 500 V aM 120 kA 9.6 0.05

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Cylindrical Fuse Links

Sizes 10 x 38mm, 14 x 51mm, 22 x 58mm gR 690VAC

 Amps 1A to 100A
 Suits cylindrical fuse holders sizes: 32A, 50A and 125A
 Complies to DIN standard IEC-EN 60269-4
 690VAC rated
 200 kA fault interruption rated
 gR for Semiconductor protection
 Wohner fuse links (Bussman)
 Fuse links without indicator or striker

Breaking Power
NHP Catalogue AC Voltage Utilisation
Amp rating Fuse size (mm) capacity at rated Consumption Weight (kg)
number Rating Category
voltage (W)
31 205 1 690 V gR 200 kA 0.9 0.06
31 206 2 690 V gR 200 kA 1.0 0.06
31 207 4 690 V gR 200 kA 1.1 0.06
31 208 6 690 V gR 200 kA 1.6 0.06
31 209 10 690 V gR 200 kA 2.1 0.06
10 x 38
31 210 12 690 V gR 200 kA 3.1 0.06
31 211 16 690 V gR 200 kA 4.4 0.06
31 212 20 690 V gR 200 kA 5.8 0.06
31 213 25 690 V gR 200 kA 6.8 0.06
31 214 30 690 V gR 200 kA 8.2 0.06
31 215 10 690 V gR 200 kA 2.6 0.019
31 216 16 690 V gR 200 kA 4.7 0.019
31 217 20 690 V gR 200 kA 6.0 0.019
14 x 51
31 219 32 690 V gR 200 kA 9.5 0.019
31 220 40 690 V gR 200 kA 10.0 0.019
31 221 50 690 V gR 200 kA 12.0 0.019
31 225 40 690 V gR 200 kA 12.0 0.05
31 226 50 690 V gR 200 kA 15.0 0.05
31 227 63 22 x 58 690 V gR 200 kA 16.0 0.05
31 228 80 690 V gR 200 kA 18.0 0.05
31 229 100 690 V gR 200 kA 19.0 0.05

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Cylindrical Fuse Links

Dimensions (MM)

Size (mm) A B C
10 x 38 10 38 8.5
14 x 51 15 51 11
22 x 58 22 58 16

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Cylindrical Fuse Links

Time-current curves, Class gG fuse links

Pre-arcing time in seconds

(s)

Current in Amps (A)

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Cylindrical Fuse Links

Cut-off characteristics – Class gG Fuse links

Ic (kA) Cut-off current kA peak Asymmetrical short-circuit, Ic – 2.5 x Ip

Ip (kA)

Current in Amps (A)

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Cylindrical Fuse Links

I2t Values – Class gG Fuse links

Ampere 2
Seconds

Current in Amps (A)

690 VAC
500 VAC
400 VAC Operating I2t

Pre-arcing I2t

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Cylindrical Fuse Disconnectors (Wohner)

Application:
Branch circuit protection for electrical distribution systems. The fuse holders are excellent for small motor loads and group protection
of small motors. The entire line is IEC approved and carries the CE Mark for use in European markets.

Enclosed design safety

The enclosed design offers many advantages unlike “open” fuse blocks that can be dangerous if left exposed. The enclosed design
of the AMBUS series features IP2 dead-front construction under IEC and DIN standards. In operation, there is no access to live
fuses or fuse clips. With the flip of a finger, fuse access is gained via a levered compartment on the front of the holder that isolates
the fuse from the line power. This makes fuse change-out quick, easy, convenient... and safe.

AMBUS ® EasySwitch – general purpose type, general features

 3 holder sizes: 32A, 50A and 100A.
 The AMBUS line is compact, saving up to 15% in panel space over conventional fuse blocks.
 The entire line is also DIN-rail mountable, resulting in extra savings in panel building time.
 The bodies are made up of tough and durable polyamide, known for its exceptional insulating properties.
 Wire terminals accept multiple conductors.
 Compact version for 10 x 38 fuses, great for switchboard, MCC and panel board applications.
 Short-circuit withstand capacity ranging 80kA to 120kA depending on the fuse selected.
 The 32A AMBUS ® EasySwitch is easy to install in series, with an installed width of only 18mm.
 Larger sizes for 14 x 51mm (to 50A) and 22 x 58mm (to 100A) cylindrical fuses
 690V circuits can be fused at ratings up to 80A
 Convenient connection features and clip-on fitting on mounting rails.
 Fuses are installed or replaced conveniently and safely using the swiveling handle.
 The holder is designed so as to offer comprehensive shock protection.
 A model with LED indicates a blown fuse.
 Can be used with semiconductor fuses

International approvals & conformities

AS/NZS 60947-3, IEC 60947-3 and VDE 0106.

Typical NHP panel board application using Ambus fuse holders

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Cylindrical Fuse Disconnectors (Wohner)

 DIN rail mountable

 Suits cylindrical fuse links 1A to 100A
 Complies to DIN standard
 Maximum operating voltage (Ue) 690VAC / 600V DC.
Refer following page specific data on voltages by application.
 Rated Insulation voltage (Ui) 800V
 Fuse links 120 kA fault interruption rating 1)
 Refer Part A section RE for PV Solar rated types

Fuse Disconnector Fuse link catalogue numbers

Poles Amps 32A Price $ 50A Price $ 100A Price $
1 pole 31110 31115 31120 78.00
2 pole 31112 31117 31122 0.00
3 pole 31113 31118 31123 78.00

Dimensions (mm)
Height 81 96 112
Width 1P / 2P / 3P 18 / 36 / 54 27 / 54 / 81 36 / 72 / 108
Depth 58 69 70
Maximum cable size mm2 0.75 to 25 1.5 to 35 4 – 50
Fuse link data
Fuse size 10 x 38 14 x 51 22 x 58
Fuse type gG - general purpose, cable and line protection, 500V AC
120kA (1 - 32A) 120kA (40 - 50A) 120kA (80 - 100A)
Fault interruption rating kA 1)
- 80kA (20 - 32A) 80kA (40 - 63A)
V AC operating maximum (Ue) 690 VAC 690 VAC 690 VAC
V DC operating maximum (Ue) 440 VDC 440 VDC 440 VDC
Fuse Links and Solid Links
1.0 31008 11.41 - - - -
2A 31182 11.41 - - - -
4A 31183 11.41 - - - -
6A 31184 11.41 - - - -
10 A 31185 11.41 - - - -
16 A 31186 11.41 - - - -
20 A 31187 13.49 31192 19.71 - -
32 A 31189 13.49 31194 19.71 - -
40 A - - 31195 32.16 31199 61.21
50 A - - 31196 32.16 31200 61.21
63 A - - - 32.16 31201 61.21
80 A - - - - 31202 61.21
100 A - - - - 31203 61.21
125 A - - - - - 99.60

Solid Links 6019 0000 6029 0000 6039 0000

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Cylindrical Fuse Disconnectors (Wohner)

Terminals and conductor sizes:

Size Conductor terminals according to AS/NZS 60947-3 – IEC 60947-3

10 x 38 1 x Cu, 0.75 – 25 mm2 or 2 x Cu, 0.75 – 10 mm2 *
14 x 51 1 x Cu, 1.5 – 35 mm2
22 x 58 1 x Cu, 4 – 50 mm2

* 2 identical conductors next to each other in the contact positions

Ratings chart: Wohner Cylindrical Fuse Holders

31110 31115 31120
Holder types, 1, 2, and 3 pole 31112 31117 31122
31113 31118 31123
Fuse sizes by fuse holder type 10 x 38 14 x 51 22 x 58
According to standard AS/NZS 60947-3, IEC 60947-3, EN 60947-3, VDE 0660 part 107
Current type AC (50/60Hz)/DC AC (50/60Hz)/DC AC (50/60Hz)/DC
Maximum rated operating voltage (Ue) 690V AC / 440V DC 690V AC / 440V DC 690V AC / 440V DC
Rated insulation voltage (Ui) 800 V 800 V 800 V
Rated surge withstand capacity (Uimp) 6 kV 6 kV 6 kV
Rated maximum operating current (le) 32 A 50 A 100 A
Application category: types 1P, 1P+N, 2P AC-22B (400V) AC-22B (400V) AC-20B (690V)
Application category: types 3P, 3P+N AC-22B (690V) AC-21B (690V) AC-20B (690V)
Conditional rated short-circuit current (AC)
100kA (500V) * 100kA (400V) * 100kA (500V) *
Types: 1P, 1P+N, 2P
Conditional rated short-circuit current (AC)
100kA (500V) * 100kA (400V) * 100kA (500V) *
Types: 3P, 3P+N
Power consumption gG fuse 3W 5W 9W
4.3 W 6.5 W 11 W
Power consumption, semi-conductor protection, gR fuse
(10 mm2, 25 A) (25 mm2, 40 A) (50 mm2, 80 A)
Mounting method to EN 60715 Clip on DIN rail mtg Clip on DIN rail mtg Clip on DIN rail mtg
* gG fuse types tested to IEC 60269-2

Application photos showing 1 pole and 3 pole, 32A cylindrical fuse holders

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Cylindrical Fuse Disconnectors (Wohner)

32A Fuse holders: 31110, 31112, 31113

1 Pole 2 Pole 3 Pole

50A Fuse holders: 31115, 31117, 31118

1 Pole 2 Pole 3 Pole

100A Fuse holders: 31120, 31122, 31123

1 Pole 2 Pole 3 Pole

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NH / DIN Knife Blade Fuse links

Sizes 000 to 3, 2A to 630A

The NH fuse system is composed of the following items:

 Fuse link with blade contact
 Single pole (1-phase) and triple pole (3-phase) fuse bases (including terminal covers and phase barriers)
 Single pole (1-phase) and triple pole (3-phase) disconnect switches (surface mount & busbar mount available)
 Neutral Link with blade contact
 Fuse link replacement device (Grip Handle)

Applications
 Operating Class gG: General purpose cable and line protection

Features
 Sizes: 000, 00,1, 2 and 3
 Voltage: 500VAC
 Top plate indicator for easy identification of blown fuses
 High breaking capacity (interrupting rating) of 120 kA
 Low power losses
 Low temperature rise
 Dimensions according to DIN 43 620 Parts 1 to 4
 Non-isolated standard application metal gripping lugs
 Lead-free contact blades

Approvals

 AS 60269.1: 2005, AS/NZS 60269.1: 2001

 IEC 60269-1-2
 EN 60269-1-2
 HD 60269-2
 CE

Accessories
Description Catalogue Number
DIN fuse puller sizes 000 – 4 DIN F

DIN fuse pullers are used to insert and remove NH-DIN fuse links and solid links of sizes 000
up to 4 from NH-DIN fuse bases and switch fuses. Can be used in applications up to 690VAC.

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NH / DIN Fuse links

Size 000 / 00, 2A to 160A gG 500V

Technical data
 Fuses include a RED blown fuse indicator in top of fuse body
 Fuse links without striker
 AS/NZS 60269.2.1: 2005 and IEC 60269-2-1 compliance
 120kA breaking capacity @ 500V AC
 gG = Full range breaking capacity for general purpose use
 Lead-free contact blades
 Type gG for cable, line and motor protection

NHP
AC Voltage Utilisation Breaking capacity
Catalogue Amp rating DIN Size Weight (kg)
rating category at rated voltage
number
N006 1) 6 000 500 V gG 120 kA 0.13
N0010 1) 10 000 500 V gG 120 kA 0.13
N0016 1) 16 000 500 V gG 120 kA 0.13
N0020 1) 20 000 500 V gG 120 kA 0.13
N0025 1) 25 000 500 V gG 120 kA 0.13
N0032 1) 32 000 500 V gG 120 kA 0.13
N0035 1) 35 000 500 V gG 120 kA 0.13
N0040 1) 40 000 500 V gG 120 kA 0.13
N0050 1) 50 000 500 V gG 120 kA 0.13
N0063 1) 63 000 500 V gG 120 kA 0.13
N0080 1) 80 000 500 V gG 120 kA 0.13
N000100 1) 100 000 500 V gG 120 kA 0.13
N000125 1) 125 000 500 V gG 120 kA 0.13
N00125 125 00 500 V gG 120 kA 0.20
N00160 160 00 500 V gG 120 kA 0.20
6421 0000 160 - Solid Link 0.20
1) These fuse links are DIN size 000, not 00.

Dimensions
Size A B C D E
Series Brand
reference Body length Body + Tags Body height Body width Body height + gripping lugs
N000 6 – 125 000 FuseMaster 49.0 78.0 40.0 21.0 52.5
N00 125 – 160 00 FuseMaster 49.0 78.0 48.0 30.0 58.5

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NH / DIN Fuse links

Size 000 / 00, 2A to 160A gG 500V

Time / Current Performance for Size 000 / 00

RMS Current in Amperes (A)

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NH / DIN Fuse links

Size 1, 16A to 250A gG 500V

NHP Breaking
AC Voltage Utilisation
Catalogue Amp rating capacity at rated Weight (kg)
rating category
number voltage
N1 16 16 500 V gG 120 kA 0.25
N1 20 20 500 V gG 120 kA 0.25
N1 25 25 500 V gG 120 kA 0.25
N1 32 32 500 V gG 120 kA 0.25
N1 35 35 500 V gG 120 kA 0.25
N1 40 40 500 V gG 120 kA 0.25
N1 50 50 500 V gG 120 kA 0.25
N1 63 63 500 V gG 120 kA 0.25
N1 80 80 500 V gG 120 kA 0.25
N1 100 100 500 V gG 120 kA 0.25
N1 125 125 500 V gG 120 kA 0.25
N1 160 160 500 V gG 120 kA 0.25
N1 200 200 500 V gG 120 kA 0.43
N1 224 224 500 V gG 120 kA 0.43
N1 250 250 500 V gG 120 kA 0.43
6421 0001 315 Solid Link 0.43

Dimensions
Size A B C D E
Series Brand
reference Body length Body + Tags Body height Body width Body height + gripping lugs
N1 16 – 160 1 FuseMaster 65.0 135.0 46.0 28.0 65.0
N1 200 – 250 1 FuseMaster 65.0 135.0 46.0 46.0 58.5

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NH / DIN Fuse links

Size 1, 16A to 250A gG 500V

Time / Current Performance for Size 1

RMS Current in Amperes (A)

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NH / DIN Fuse links

Size 2, 35A to 400A gG 500V

NHP Breaking
AC Voltage Utilisation
Catalogue Amp rating capacity at rated Weight (kg)
rating category
number voltage
N2 35 35 500 V gG 120 kA 0.26
N2 40 40 500 V gG 120 kA 0.26
N2 50 50 500 V gG 120 kA 0.26
N2 63 63 500 V gG 120 kA 0.26
N2 80 80 500 V gG 120 kA 0.26
N2 100 100 500 V gG 120 kA 0.26
N2 125 125 500 V gG 120 kA 0.26
N2 160 160 500 V gG 120 kA 0.26
N2 200 200 500 V gG 120 kA 0.46
N2 224 224 500 V gG 120 kA 0.46
N2 250 250 500 V gG 120 kA 0.46
N2 300 300 500 V gG 120 kA 0.62
N2 315 315 500 V gG 120 kA 0.62
N2 355 355 500 V gG 120 kA 0.62
N2 400 400 500 V gG 120 kA 0.62
6421 0002 400 Solid Link 0.62

Dimensions
Size A B C D E
Series Brand
reference Body length Body + Tags Body height Body width Body height + gripping lugs
N2 36 – 160 2 FuseMaster 65.0 150.0 46.0 28.0 72.5
N2 200 – 250 2 FuseMaster 65.0 150.0 47.5 47.5 70.0
N2 300 – 400 2 FuseMaster 65.0 150.0 56.0 56.0 71.0

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NH / DIN Fuse links

Size 2, 35A to 400A gG 500V

Time / Current Performance for Size 2

RMS Current in Amperes (A)

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NH / DIN Fuse links

Size 3, 315A to 630A gG 500V

NHP Breaking
AC Voltage Utilisation
Catalogue Amp rating capacity at rated Weight (kg)
rating category
number voltage
N3 315 315 500 V gG 120 kA 0.64
N3 355 355 500 V gG 120 kA 0.64
N3 400 400 500 V gG 120 kA 0.64
N3 425 424 500 V gG 120 kA 0.89
N3 500 500 500 V gG 120 kA 0.89
N3 630 630 500 V gG 120 kA 0.89
6421 0003 800 Solid Link 0.89

Dimensions
Size A B C D E
Series Brand
reference Body length Body + Tags Body height Body width Body height + gripping lugs
N3 315 – 400 3 FuseMaster 68.0 150.0 56.5 57.0 84.0
N3 425 – 630 3 FuseMaster 66.0 150.0 66.5 67.0 84.0

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NH / DIN Fuse links

Size 3, 315A to 630A gG 500V

Time / Current Performance for Size 3

RMS Current in Amperes (A)

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NH / DIN Fuse links

Size 4, 800A to 1600A gG 500V

NHP Breaking
AC Voltage Utilisation
Catalogue Amp rating capacity at rated Weight (kg)
rating category
number voltage
N4 800 800 500 VAC gG 120 kA 2.46
N4 900 900 500 VAC gG 120 kA 2.46
N4 1000 1000 500 VAC gG 120 kA 2.46
N4 1250 1250 500 VAC gG 120 kA 2.46
N4 1600 1600 500 VAC gG 120 kA 3.20

Dimensions
A B C D E F G H I X
Size
Series Brand Body Tag Tag Tag Barrel Barrel Barrel - -
reference Tag slot
length height thickness centres length width depth
N4 4 Ferraz Shawmut 203 49 8 16 150 90 105 110 87 11

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NH / DIN Fuse links

Size 000 to 4, 6A to 1600A, gG 500V

Time / Current Performance for Sizes 000 to 4

Pre-arcing time (s)

RMS Prospective current (A)

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NH / DIN Fuse links

Size 000 to 4, 6A to 1250A, gG 500V

Cut-Off Characteristics for Size 000 to 4

Cut-Off current (kA peak)

Prospective Short Circuit Current (A) r.m.s

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I2T and Power Loss Values

Pre-Arcing I2T Total I2T Value

Size Catalogue Number Current Rating Power Loss (W)
value (A2s) @ 500V (A2s)
N0006 2
N00010 10
N00016 16 307 1,060 1.4
N00020 20 691 1,800 1.6
N00025 25 1,080 3,700 2.4
N00032 32 1,920 7,800 2.6
000 N00035 35
N00040 40 3,130 14,100 3.2
N00050 50 6,250 17,000 4.3
N00063 63 14,000 25,400 4.7
N00080 80 25,000 47,000 4.8
N000100 100 39,000 72,000 6.5
N000125 125
N00125 125 48,000 132,000 7.5
00
N00160 160 98,000 204,000 8.8
N1 16 16
N1 20 20
N1 25 25
N1 32 32
N1 35 35
N1 40 40
N1 50 50
1 N1 63 63
N1 80 80 22,000 50,000 5.0
N1 100 100 34,000 85,000 6.8
N1 125 125 50,000 145,000 9.0
N1 160 160 101,000 233,000 11.2
N1 200 200 175,000 332,000 13.2
N1 224 224 232,000 471,000 15.2
N1 250 250 310,000 582,000 15.5
N2 35 35
N2 40 40
N2 50 50
N2 63 63
N2 80 80
N2 100 100
N2 125 125
2 N2 160 160 105,000 225,000 11.8
N2 200 200 150,000 355,000 13.8
N2 224 224
N2 250 250 215,000 650,000 16.2
N2 300 300 335,000 1,076,000 19.8
N2 315 315 431,000 1,289,000 22.0
N2 355 355 658,000 1,560,000 22.7
N2 400 400 860,000 1,710,000 27.6
N3 315 315 467,000 1,322,000 19.0
N3 355 355 591,000 1,652,000 22.0
N3 400 400 804,000 1,820,000 26.0
3
N3 425 424 883,000 2,170,000 31.0
N3 500 500 1,720,000 3,345,000 36.0
N3 630 630 3,219,000 4,900,000 38.0

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NH / DIN Fuse links

Size 000 to 4, 6A to 1250A, gG 500V

Thermal constraint limitation:

I2t (Ampere2 seconds)

gG fuse rated current

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NH / DIN Fuse links 690V AC gG and aM

 SIBA brand fuse links

 Fuses include a RED combi indicator in front of fuse body
 Fuse links without striker
 AS/NZS 60269.2.1: 2005 and IEC 60269-2-1 compliance
 120kA breaking capacity @ 690V AC
 aM = Partial range breaking capacity, motor circuit protection
 gG = Full range breaking capacity for general purpose use

Catalogue Number Curve type Fuse Size AC Voltage Amp rating Body size 1)
Dimensions D & H 1)

2047708 02 aM 000 690V 2 20.5 x 52 mm

2047708 04 aM 000 690V 4
2047708 06 aM 000 690V 6
2047708 10 aM 000 690V 10
2047708 16 aM 000 690V 16
2047708 20 aM 000 690V 20
2047708 25 aM 000 690V 25
2047708 32 aM 000 690V 32
2047708 35 aM 000 690V 35
2047708 40 aM 000 690V 40
2047708 50 aM 000 690V 50

2047713 02 gG 000 690V 2 20.5 x 52 mm

2047713 04 gG 000 690V 4
2047713 06 gG 000 690V 6
2047713 10 gG 000 690V 10
2047713 16 gG 000 690V 16
2047713 20 gG 000 690V 20
2047713 25 gG 000 690V 25
2047713 32 gG 000 690V 32
2047713 35 gG 000 690V 35
2047713 40 gG 000 690V 40
2047713 50 gG 000 690V 50

202090863 aM 00 690V 63A 29.5 x 58

202090880 aM 00 690V 80A
2020908100 aM 00 690V 100A
2020908125 aM 00 690V 125A
2020908160 aM 00 690V 160A

202091363 gG 00 690V 63A 29.5 x 58

202091380 gG 00 690V 80A
2020913100 gG 00 690V 100A
2020913125 gG 00 690V 125A

Note
1. Dimension includes extraction hook.

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NH / DIN Fuse links 690V AC gG and aM

Catalogue Number Curve type Fuse Size AC Voltage Amp rating Body size
Dimensions D & H 1)

2021308315 aM 3 690V 315A 53 x 83 mm

2021308400 aM 3 690V 400A
2021308500 aM 3 690V 500A
2021308630 aM 3 690V 630A

2021313300 gG 3 690V 300A 53 x 83 mm

2021313315 gG 3 690V 315A
2021313355 gG 3 690V 355A
2021313400 gG 3 690V 400A
2021313425 gG 3 690V 425A
2021313500 gG 3 690V 500A
2021313630 gG 3 690V 630A

Note
1. Dimension includes extraction hook

Dimensions (mm)

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NH / DIN Fuse links

690V AC, gG, Time - Current Characteristics

Time – Current Characteristics 690 VAC, gG

10 A 100 A 1000 A 10,000 A 100,000 A

Prospective Current r.m.s. (A)
RMS Prospective Current I (A)

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NH / DIN Fuse links

690V AC, gG, Cut – Off Characteristics

Cut - Off Characteristics 690 VAC, gG

Prospective Short Circuit Current I (kA)

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NH / DIN Fuse links

690V AC, aM, Time - Current Characteristics

Time – Current Characteristics 690 VAC, aM

10 A 100 A 1000 A 10,000 A 100,000 A

Prospective Current r.m.s. (A)
RMS Prospective Current I (A)

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NH / DIN Fuse links

690V AC, aM, Cut – Off Characteristics

Cut - Off Characteristics 690 VAC, aM

Prospective Short Circuit Current I (kA)

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Wohner DIN Fuse Bases 100A to 630A

 3 pole, manually operated 125A – 630A fuse switches offering compact overcurrent protection
 Suits DIN gG and aM Fuse links for LV power distribution, power factor and motor control applications
 There are Manually operated open close types, and spring action ON OFF switching types
 Mounting options are panel mount or 60mm busbar system mount, and are very easy to install
 Accessories: terminal covers, auxiliaries, terminal options, and a modular pull-apart design for easy access
 Wohner fuse switches are stocked in sizes to 630A for quick delivery
 Rated 690 VAC / 440 VDC as standard

Panel Mount type

Panel-mounting QUADRON LTS DIN fuse switch disconnectors in sizes 000 to 4A are available for currents up to 630A. Included are manual open
close, and spring action ON OFF switching types. A variety of connection options are available for connecting copper and aluminium conductors.
Panel mount types to size 3 have IP30 shrouded terminals as standard.

Panel Mount Fuse Switch

Fuse rating (max A) Cartridge size Flexible cable (Max) H x W x D (mm) Catalogue Number
125 000 50 mm2 143 x 89 x 75 33217
160 00 70 mm2 176 x 106 x 83 33200
250 1 120 mm2 243 x 184 x 112 33201
400 2 240 mm2 288 x 210 x 128 33202
630 3 240 mm2 300 x 256 x 143 33203
Panel mount Fuse Switch Disconnector with ON / OFF lever controlled spring switching mechanism
125 00 70 mm2 233 x 106 x 128 33502
250 1 120 mm2 314 x 184 x 193 33512

60mm Busbar Mount type

Wohner busbar mounting fuse switch disconnectors in sizes 000 to 3 suit the Sprecher + Schuh ACS 60mm busbar system and other 60mm
systems. Included are manual open close, and spring action ON OFF switching types. Externally spring-loaded contact blades ensure easy and
secure connection to the busbar system. Top or bottom outgoing connection.

Busbar Mount Fuse Switch

Fuse rating (max A) Cartridge size Flexible cable (Max) H x W x D (mm) Catalogue Number
125 000 50 mm2 200 x 89 x 97 33216
160 00 70 mm2 200 x 106 x 97 33198
250 1 120 mm2 243 x 184 x 129 33601
400 2 240 mm2 288 x 210 x 145 33602
630 3 240 mm2 300 x 256 x 160 33603
Busbar mount Fuse Switch Disconnector with ON / OFF lever controlled spring switching mechanism
125 00 70 mm2 200 x 106 x 128 33500
250 1 120 mm2 296 x 184 x 194 33510

Auxiliary contacts to suit fuse-switch size Catalogue number

000, 00, 2, 3 33156
1 33917

Terminal shrouds
Suit size Description Pole Qty Termination type Catalogue Number
00 Top or bottom mount 3 Busbar mount 79811
1 Top or bottom mount 3 Panel mount 33142
2 Top or bottom mount 3 Panel mount 33143
3 Top or bottom mount 3 Panel mount 33144

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Wohner DIN Fuse Bases 100A to 630A

Fuse Switches - General features
 3-pole switching
 AS/NZS 6094703, VDE 0660 part 107 / EN 60947-3 / IEC 60947-3
 Shock protection with integrated positive action closure and arc chambers.
 Fuses have mechanical retention in disconnector lid.
 Front-side degree of protection IP30, degree of protection depends on installation.
 Test openings in disconnector lid self-closing.
 Recommended mounting position: handle at top.
Busbar mount version:
 60mm system (fuse sizes 000, 00, 1, 2, 3)
 Screwless busbar connection, locks on and makes contact easily and securely.
 Switches to busbar, top or bottom connection is possible.
Panel mount version:
 Size 000: Fixing on 1 DIN mounting rail with 112.5 or 125mm spacing using fast fixing plate.
 Size 00, 1, 2: Fixing on 2 DIN mounting rails with 125 or 150mm spacing using fixing kit.
Ratings table
For fuse link sizes 000 00 1 2 3
Type of current AC (50 - 60Hz) AC (50 - 60Hz) AC (50 - 60Hz) AC (50 - 60Hz) AC (50 - 60Hz)
DC DC DC DC DC
Rated operating voltage (Ue)** 690 VAC 690 VAC 690 VAC 690 VAC 690 VAC
440 VDC 440 VDC 440 VDC 440 VDC 440 VDC
Rated insulation voltage (Ui)** 800 V 800 V 800 V 800 V 800 V
Rated surge withstand capacity (Uimp)** 6k V 6k V 6k V 6k V 6k V
Max. rated operating current (le)* 125 A 160 A 250 A 400 A 630 A
Conditional rated short-circuit current*** 50 kA 50 kA 80 kA 50 kA 50 kA
For VDE 0636-2 NH fuses of all operating
9W 12 W 23 W 34 W 48 W
classes with power dissipation per phase
* For continuous operation of multiple devices next to one another, observe the rated load factor as specified in IEC 60439-1, Table 1 & IEC 61439-2, Table 101.
** DC specifications: 2 current paths (L1, L3) in series.
*** Type tested with fuses of characteristic type gG.

Fuse Switch Disconnectors: General features: Panel-mount and busbar-mount

 AS/NZS 6094703, VDE 0660 part 107 / EN 60947-3 / IEC 60947-3
 3-pole switching, double-breaking main contacts.
 Safe, operator-independent switching, lockable in neutral position, with up to 3 padlocks.
 Can be used as a mains disconnector as per IEC/EN 60204-1 (main switch).
 Additional air gap can be seen by removing the lid, including fuses.
 Shock protection complies with EN 50274.
 Fuse links are mechanically locked in the lid.
 Front-side degree of protection IP20, degree of protection near terminal depends on installation.
 Test openings in lid are self-closing.
 Recommended mounting position: handle at top.
 Panel mount version, sizes 00 and 1, are attached via screws to a mounting plate. No DIN rail option.
Busbar mount version:
 Mounts on 60mm system (Fuse sizes 00 and 1).
 Screwless busbar connection, locks on and makes contact easily and securely.
Ratings table
For fuse link sizes 00 1
Type of current AC (50 - 60Hz) AC (50 - 60Hz)
DC -
Rated operating voltage (Ue)** 690V AC, 440 V DC 690 VAC
Rated insulation voltage (Ui)** 800 VAC 800 VAC
Rated surge withstand capacity (Uimp)** 6k V 6k V
Max. rated operating current (le)* 125 A 250 A
50 kA 50 kA
Conditional rated short-circuit current using gG fuse links
size 00; 125A - 690V size 1; 250A - 690V
For VDE 0636-2 NH fuses of all operating classes with power dissipation per phase 10 W 23 W
* For continuous operation of multiple devices next to one another, observe the rated load factor as specified in IEC 60439-1, Table 1 & IEC 61439-2, Table 101.
** Electromechanical fuse monitoring AC 24 - 690V, DC 24 - 250V (mains connections). DC specifications: 2 current paths (L1, L3) in series.

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Socomec DFB – DIN Fuse Bases 160A to 630A

Features
 Conformity to IEC 60269.1, VDE and DIN 43620
 Suits gG, aM, gR and other NH/DIN blade fuses
 Suits fuse types 6A to 630A, up to 100kA
 Utilisation Voltage rated to 690 VAC
 Open or IP20 enclosed versions
 Connect individual poles together for 1 - 4 poles 1 Pole
 Blown fuse option
 Rated to 690VAC 3 pole
IP20 enclosed option

Single pole base (open type)

Rating DIN fuse size Mounting Catalogue Number

160 A 000 or 00 Backplate 6500 1010
DIN rail 6500 1110
250 A 1 Backplate 6501 1011
DIN rail 6501 1111
400 A 2 Backplate 6501 1012
DIN rail 6501 1112
630 A 3 Backplate 6501 1013
DIN rail 6501 1113

Three pole bases (open type)

Rating DIN fuse size Mounting Catalogue Number

160 A 000 or 00 Backplate 6500 1030
DIN rail 6500 1130
250 A 1 Backplate 6501 1031
DIN rail 6501 1131
400 A 2 Backplate 6501 1032
DIN rail 6501 1132
630 A 3 Backplate 6501 1033
DIN rail 6501 1133

Ordering
1. 3 Pole bases consist of 3 single pole types clipped together using ‘connecting blocks’ - refer next page. Therefore, single pole DFB’s can
be used to create 1, 2, 3 or 4 pole configurations.
2. IP 20 kits can be ordered on the following page. IP 20 lists are also broken into the component parts also listed on the following page.
3. Refer NHP for PV types to suit applications to 1500 VDC.

Blown fuse option

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IP 20 kit - includes the component parts shown below (IP20 kits include fuse cover, shrouds, shields and connecting blocks)

To suit Number of Poles Catalogue Number

DFB 00 1 6510 1010
3 6510 1030

DFB 1 1 6511 1011

3 6511 1031

DFB 2 1 6511 1012

3 6511 1032

DFB 3 1 6511 1013

3 6511 1033

Connecting block (1 piece, 2 required to connect 3 fuse bases)

To suit Catalogue Number

DFB 00 6500 0033
DFB 1 6500 0031
DFB 2 6500 0031
DFB 3 6500 0032

Phase separation shield (1 piece, 4 required for 3 fuse bases)

To suit Catalogue Number

DFB 00 6500 0001
DFB 1 6500 0003
DFB 2 6500 0003
DFB 3 6500 0004

Terminal shroud (Two required per pole)

To suit Catalogue Number

DFB 00 6500 0010
DFB 1 6500 0012
DFB 2 6500 0013
DFB 3 6500 0014

Fuse cover (1 piece, 1 required per pole)

To suit Catalogue Number

DFB 00 6500 0020
DFB 1 6500 0022
DFB 2 6500 0022
DFB 3 6500 0023

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IP20 kit assembly

1. Base
2. Connecting block
3. Phase separation shield
4. Terminal shield
5. Fuse cover

Dimensions (mm)

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BS Fuse links & holders

Function
NHP BS industrial fuses protect installations and people against over currents in any low voltage electrical circuit.

Fuse features
 Distribution circuits, Cable and motor protection
 High breaking capacity 80 kA 400V to 500 VAC types. Derate for DC use.
 High short-circuit limitation capacity
 Simple, reliable discrimination
 Offset & Centre Bolted Tags, Offset Blade Tags, Special Tags for industrial use
 Size references. F1, F2, A1, A2, A3, A4, B1, B2, B3, B4, C1, C2, C3, D1
 BS fuse Type 2 Motor start coordination tables available to 400kW AC23.

Reliability
Absolute protection over time guaranteed by the simplicity of manufacture and function (Joule effect).

Safety
The energy given off whilst eliminating the fault is contained within the cartridge.

Conformity to standards
 AS 60269.1: 2005, AS/NZS 60269.1: 2001
 IEC 60269-1, 2
 BS88
 NF EN 60269-1
 NF C 63-210
 NF C 63211
 VDE 0636-10
 DIN 43620
Fuse protection

NV Clip-in and NC Bolt-in fuse holders

BS Fuse holder features

 Fuse holders for motor protection, control circuits, power distribution.
 Fuse holder ampere sizes: 32A, 63A and 125A
 Suit gG and gM fuse links 2A to 125A
 NV 32A, 63A holders for offset tag clip in fuses
 NC 32A, 63A, 125A holders for offset tag bolt in fuses
 Holders rated for fuses 80kA fault interruption 550 VAC and 690 VAC depending on size
 Hand grips for easy fuse removal
 Front wire connect types
 Rear bolt-tag connection types
 Colour black, some white special application types
 Circuit number label on front of holder
 Solid links available
 DIN rail mountable
 AC / DC rated

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BS Fuse links Clip-In Offset Tag, 2A to 63A

NNS, NES

Technical data
 Type gG for cable, line and motor protection
 Type gM specifically for motor protection

NHP Breaking
AC Voltage Utilisation
Catalogue Amp rating capacity at rated
rating category
number voltage
NNS2 2 415 V gG 80 kA
NNS4 4 415 V gG 80 kA
NNS6 6 415 V gG 80 kA
NNS8 8 415 V gG 80 kA
NNS10 10 415 V gG 80 kA
NNS16 16 415 V gG 80 kA
NNS20 20 415 V gG 80 kA
NNS25 25 415 V gG 80 kA
NNS32 32 415 V gG 80 kA
NNS10M16 10M16 415 V gM 80 kA
NNS16M20 16M20 415 V gM 80 kA
NNS20M25 20M25 415 V gM 80 kA
NNS20M32 20M32 415 V gM 80 kA
NNS25M32 25M32 415 V gM 80 kA
NNS32M40 32M40 415 V gM 80 kA
NNS32M50 32M50 415 V gM 80 kA
NNS32M63 32M63 415 V gM 80 kA
NES20 20 415 V gG 80 kA
NES25 25 415 V gG 80 kA
NES32 32 415 V gG 80 kA
NES40 40 415 V gG 80 kA
NES50 50 415 V gG 80 kA
NES63 63 415 V gG 80 kA

Dimensions
A B C D E F G H
Category Brand
Overall length Fitting centres Body length Body diameter Tag width Tag thickness Hole length Hole width
NNS2-32 F1 FuseMaster 60.0 - 35.0 14.2 11.0 0.8 - -
NNS20M F1 FuseMaster 62.0 - 35.0 14.3 11.5 0.8 - -
NNS32M F1 FuseMaster 62.0 - 39.0 17.5 11.5 0.8 - -
NES20-63 F2 Lawson 69.0 - 39.0 17.5 15.0 1.4 - -

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BS Fuse links Bolt-In Offset Tag, 2A to 32A

NNIT

Technical data
 Type gG for cable, line and motor protection
 Type gM specifically for motor protection

NHP Breaking
AC Voltage Utilisation
Catalogue Amp rating capacity at rated
rating category
number voltage
NNIT2 2 500 V gG 80 kA
NNIT4 4 500 V gG 80 kA
NNIT6 6 500 V gG 80 kA
NNIT10 10 500 V gG 80 kA
NNIT16 16 500 V gG 80 kA
NNIT20 20 500 V gG 80 kA
NNIT25 25 500 V gG 80 kA
NNIT32 32 500 V gG 80 kA
NNIT20M25 20M25 415 V gM 80 kA
NNIT20M32 20M32 415 V gM 80 kA
NNIT32M40 32M40 415 V gM 80 kA
NNIT32M50 32M50 415 V gM 80 kA
NNIT32M63 32M63 415 V gM 80 kA

Dimensions
A B C D E F G H
Category Brand
Overall length Fitting centres Body length Body diameter Tag width Tag thickness Hole length Hole width
NNIT 2 – 32 A1 FuseMaster 55.0 44.5 35.0 14.2 10.5 0.8 - 4.8
NNIT 20M A1 Lawson 56.0 44.5 33.0 12.7 9.5 0.8 - 4.8
NNIT 32M A1 Lawson 56.0 44.5 33.0 12.7 9.5 0.8 - 4.8

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BS Fuse links Bolt-In Offset Tag, 2A to 100A

NTIA
NTIS
NOS

Technical data
 Type gG for cable, line and motor protection
 Type gM specifically for motor protection

NHP Breaking
AC Voltage Utilisation
Catalogue Amp rating capacity at rated
rating category
number voltage
NTIA2 2 415 V gG 80 kA
NTIA4 4 415 V gG 80 kA
NTIA6 6 415 V gG 80 kA
NTIA10 10 415 V gG 80 kA
NTIA16 16 415 V gG 80 kA
NTIA20 20 415 V gG 80 kA
NTIA25 25 415 V gG 80 kA
NTIA32 32 415 V gG 80 kA
NTIA32M40 32M40 415 V gM 80 kA
NTIA32M50 32M50 415 V gM 80 kA
NTIA32M63 32M64 415 V gM 80 kA
NTIS36 36 415 V gG 80 kA
NTIS40 40 415 V gG 80 kA
NTIS50 50 415 V gG 80 kA
NTIS63 63 415 V gG 80 kA
NTIS80 80 415 V gG 80 kA
NTIS100 100 415 V gG 80 kA
NTIS63M80 63M80 415 V gM 80 kA
NTIS63M100 63M100 415 V gM 80 kA
NTIS100M125 100M125 415 V gM 80 kA
NOS80 (TIS80) 80 500 V gG 80 kA
NOS100 (TIS80) 100 500 V gG 80 kA
NOS100M125(TIS) 100M125 415 V gM 80 kA
NOS100M160 100M160 415 V gM 80 kA

Dimensions
A B C D E F G H
Category Brand
Overall length Fitting centres Body length Body diameter Tag width Tag thickness Hole length Hole width
NTIA 2 – 32 A2 Mersen 84.5 73.0 55.0 13.5 8.7 1.2 8.0 5.5
NTIA 32M A2 Mersen 86.0 73.0 49.0 21.9 9.0 1.2 8.0 5.5
NTIS 36 – 63 A3 Mersen 88.5 73.0 56.0 17.5 - 1.2 - 5.5
NTIS 80 – 100 A3 Mersen 89.0 73.0 49.0 26.9 13.0 1.2 - 5.5
NTIS 63M A3 Mersen 89.0 73.0 49.0 26.0 13.0 1.2 - 5.5
NTIS 100M A3 Mersen 89.0 73.0 49.0 26.0 13.0 1.2 - 5.5
NOS 80 - 100 as A3 FuseMaster 89.0 73.0 49.0 26.0 13.0 1.2 - 5.5
NOS 100M as A3 Lawson 89.0 73.0 49.0 TBC 13.0 1.2 - 5.5

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BS Fuse links Bolt-In Offset Tag, 20A to 200A

NTCP
NTFP

Technical data
 Type gG for cable, line and motor protection
 Type gM specifically for motor protection

NHP Breaking
AC Voltage Utilisation
Catalogue Amp rating capacity at rated
rating category
number voltage
NTCP20 20 500 V gG 80 kA
NTCP25 25 500 V gG 80 kA
NTCP32 32 500 V gG 80 kA
NTCP40 40 500 V gG 80 kA
NTCP50 50 500 V gG 80 kA
NTCP63 63 500 V gG 80 kA
NTCP80 80 500 V gG 80 kA
NTCP100 100 500 V gG 80 kA
NTCP125 125 500 V gG 80 kA
NTCP160 160 500 V gG 80 kA
NTCP100M125 100M125 415 V gM 80 kA
NTCP100M160 100M160 415 V gM 80 kA
NTCP100M200 100M200 415 V gM 80 kA
NTFP125 125 415 V gG 80 kA
NTFP160 160 415 V gG 80 kA
NTFP200 200 415 V gG 80 kA
NTFP200M250 200M250 415 V gM 80 kA
NTFP200M315 200M315 415 V gM 80 kA

Dimensions
A B C D E F G H
Category Brand
Overall length Fitting centres Body length Body diameter Tag width Tag thickness Hole length Hole width
NTCP 20 – 40 A4 FuseMaster 110.0 94.0 51.0 22.0 20.0 2.4 11.0 8.7
NTCP 50 – 100 A4 FuseMaster 110.0 94.0 64.5 31.8 17.0 2.4 10.0 8.7
NTCP 125 – 160 A4 Mersen 110.0 94.0 64.5 26.9 17.0 2.4 10.0 8.7
NTCP 100M A4 Lawson 110.0 94.0 51.0 35.0 20.0 2.4 11.0 8.7
NTFP 125 – 200 as A4 FuseMaster 110.0 94.0 73.5 39.5 19.0 2.4 11.0 8.7
NTFP 200M as A4 Lawson 110.0 94.0 51.0 41.0 20.0 2.4 11.0 8.7

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BS Fuse links Bolt-In Centre Tag, 2A to 63A

NTB

Technical data
 Type gG for cable, line and motor protection
 Type gM specifically for motor protection

NHP Breaking
AC Voltage Utilisation
Catalogue Amp rating capacity at rated
rating category
number voltage
NTB2 2 415 V gG 80 kA
NTB4 4 415 V gG 80 kA
NTB6 6 415 V gG 80 kA
NTB10 10 415 V gG 80 kA
NTB16 16 415 V gG 80 kA
NTB20 20 415 V gG 80 kA
NTB25 25 415 V gG 80 kA
NTB32 32 415 V gG 80 kA
NTB35 35 415 V gG 80 kA
NTB40 40 415 V gG 80 kA
NTB50 50 415 V gG 80 kA
NTB63 63 415 V gG 80 kA
NTB63M100 63M100 415 V gM 80 kA

Dimensions
A B C D E F G H
Category Brand
Overall length Fitting centres Body length Body diameter Tag width Hole thickness Hole length Hole width
NTB 2 – 63 K08 FuseMaster 111.0 97.0 45.0 22.0 13.0 1.2 13.0 7.1
NTB 63M K08 Lawson 111.0 97.0 45.0 26.0 13.0 1.2 13.0 7.1

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BS Fuse links Bolt-In Centre Tag, 2A to 400A

NTBC
NTC
NTF
NTKF
NTKM
NTMF
Technical data
 Type gG for cable, line and motor protection
 Type gM specifically for motor protection

NHP Catalogue AC Voltage Utilisation Breaking capacity

Amp rating
number rating category at rated voltage
NTBC2 2 415 V gG 80 kA
NTBC4 4 415 V gG 80 kA
NTBC6 6 415 V gG 80 kA
NTBC10 10 415 V gG 80 kA
NTBC16 16 415 V gG 80 kA
NTBC20 20 415 V gG 80 kA
NTBC25 25 415 V gG 80 kA
NTBC32 32 415 V gG 80 kA
NTBC35 35 415 V gG 80 kA
NTBC40 40 415 V gG 80 kA
NTBC50 50 500 V gG 80 kA
NTBC63 63 500 V gG 80 kA
NTBC63M80 63M100 415 V gM 80 kA
NTBC63M100 63M100 415 V gM 80 kA
NTC80 80 500 V gG 80 kA
NTC100 100 500 V gG 80 kA
NTC100M125 100M125 415 V gM 80 kA
NTC100M160 100M160 415 V gM 80 kA
NTF125 125 500 V gG 80 kA
NTF160 160 500 V gG 80 kA
NTF200 200 500 V gG 80 kA
NTF200M250 200M250 415 V gM 80 kA
NTF200M315 200M315 415 V gM 80 kA
NTKF250S 250 500 V gG 80 kA
NTKF250 250 500 V gG 80 kA
NTKF315 315 500 V gG 80 kA
NTKF315M400 315M400 415 V gM 80 kA
NTKM250 250 415 V gG 80 kA
NTKM315 315 415 V gG 80 kA
NTMF355 355 415 V gG 80 kA
NTMF400 400 415 V gG 80 kA

Dimensions
A B C D E F G H
Category Brand
Overall length Fitting centres Body length Body diameter Tag width Hole thickness Hole length Hole width
NTBC 2 – 40 B1 FuseMaster 137.0 111.0 45.0 22.0 15.0 1.4 14.0 8.7
NTBC 50 – 63 B1 FuseMaster 135.0 111.0 65.0 31.8 17.0 3.2 11.0 8.7
NTBC 63M B1 Lawson 137.0 111.0 45.0 26.0 20.0 3.2 14.0 8.7
NTC 80 – 100 B1 FuseMaster 135.5 111.0 65.0 31.8 17.0 3.2 11.0 8.7
NTC 100M B1 Lawson 137.0 111.0 45.0 35.0 20.0 3.2 14.0 8.7
NTF 125 – 200 B2 FuseMaster 131.5 111.0 72.0 39.5 19.0 3.2 11.0 8.7
NTF 200M B2 Lawson 137.0 111.0 45.0 41.0 20.0 3.2 14.0 8.7
NTKF250S B3 EATON 135.5 111.0 70.0 40.0 25.4 3.2 11.0 8.7
NTKF 250 - 315 B3 FuseMaster 135.5 111.0 70.0 50.5 25.4 3.2 11.0 8.7
NTKF 315M B3 Lawson 137.0 111.0 45.0 51.0 26.0 6.4 14.0 8.7
NTKM 250 – 355 B4 FuseMaster 136.5 111.0 72.0 41.0 25.4 5.3 11.0 8.7
NTMF 355 - 400 B4 FuseMaster 137.0 111.0 52.0 50.5 26.0 6.4 16.0 8.7

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BS Fuse links Bolt-In Centre Tag, 355A to 800A

NTM
NTTM
NTLM
NTT
NTLT

Technical data
 Type gG for cable, line and motor protection
 Type gM specifically for motor protection

NHP Breaking
AC Voltage Utilisation
Catalogue Amp rating capacity at rated
rating category
number voltage
NTM355 355 A 500 V gG 80 kA
NTM400 400 A 500 V gG 80 kA
NTM400M450 400M450 A 415 V gM 80 kA
NTM400M500 400M500 A 415 V gM 80 kA
NTTM450 450 A 500 V gG 80 kA
NTTM500 500 A 500 V gG 80 kA
NTTM560 560 A 500 V gG 80 kA
NTTM630 630 A 500 V gG 80 kA
NTLM670 670 A 415 V gG 80 kA
NTLM710 710 A 415 V gG 80 kA
NTLM750 750 A 415 V gG 80 kA
NTLM800 800 A 415 V gG 80 kA
NTT450 450 A 415 V gG 80 kA
NTT500 500 A 415 V gG 80 kA
NTT560 560 A 415 V gG 80 kA
NTT630 630 A 415 V gG 80 kA
NTLT670 670 A 415 V gG 80 kA
NTLT710 710 A 415 V gG 80 kA
NTLT750 750 A 415 V gG 80 kA
NTLT800 800 A 415 V gG 80 kA

Dimensions
A B C D E F G H
Category Brand
Overall length Fitting centres Body length Body diameter Tag width Hole thickness Hole length Hole width
NTM355-400 C1 FuseMaster 210.0 133/184 77.0 50.5 25.4 6.5 12.5 10.3
NTM400M C1 Lawson 210.0 133/184 51.0 61.0 26.0 6.4 16.0 10.3
NTTM C2 FuseMaster 207.0 133/184 71.0 70.0 25.4 6.5 12.5 10.3
NTLM C3 Lawson 210.0 133/184 56.0 73.0 26.0 9.5 16.0 10.3
NTT - Lawson 267.0 165/229 54.0 61.0 26.0 7.8 16.0 10.3
NTLT670-800 - Lawson 267.0 165/229 56.0 73.0 26.0 9.5 16.0 10.3

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BS Fuse links Bolt-In Centre Tag, 450A to 1250A

NTLU
NTXU

Technical data
 Type gG for cable, line and motor protection

NHP Breaking
AC Voltage Utilisation
Catalogue Amp rating capacity at rated
rating category
number voltage
NTLU450 450 A 415 V gG 80 kA
NTLU500 500 A 415 V gG 80 kA
NTLU560 560 A 415 V gG 80 kA
NTLU630 630 A 415 V gG 80 kA
NTLU670 670 A 415 V gG 80 kA
NTLU710 710 A 415 V gG 80 kA
NTLU750 750 A 415 V gG 80 kA
NTLU800 800 A 415 V gG 80 kA
NTXU1000 1000 A 550 V gG 80 kA
NTXU1250 1250 A 550 V gG 80 kA

Dimensions
A B C D E F G H
Category Brand
Overall length Fitting centre Body length Body diameter Tag width Tag thickness Hole length Hole width
NTLU D1 FuseMaster 197.0 149.0 56.0 73.0 63.0 9.5 16.0 10.3
NTXU D1 Socomec 197.0 149.0 95.0 101.6 63.0 9.5 16.7 13.5

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BS Fuse links Offset Tag 2A to 63A

Time Current Curves

Fuse types: NNS, NES, NTIA, NTIS, NNIT, NTCP, TB, NTBC,

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BS Fuse links Offset Tag 2A to 63A “M” Motor Start Fuses

Time Current Curves

Fuse types: NNS, NES, NTIA, NNIT, NTIS

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BS Fuse links Bolted Tag Fuses 32A to 800A

Time Current Curves

Fuse type: Size Type

A1: NNIT
A2, A3, A4: NTIA, NTIS, NOS, NTCP, NTFP
B1, B2, B3, B4: NTB, NTBC, NTC, NTF, NTKF, NTKM, NTMF
C1, C2, C3: NTM, NTTM, NTLM, NTT, NTLT

10 A 100 A 1000 A 10,000 A 100,000 A

Current r.m.s. (A)

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BS Fuse links Bolted Tag, 63A to 800A, “M” Motor Start Fuses

Time Current Curves

Fuse types: NTIS, NOS, NTCP, NTFP, NTB, NTBC, NTC, NTF, NTKF

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BS Fuse links

Time Current Curves

Fuse types: NTLU, NTXU

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BS Fuse links Offset Tag Fuses, 2 A to 63 A

Cut-Off Characteristics 415VAC

Fuse type: Size Type

F1: NNS
F2: NES

Maximum value of current (kA Peak)

Prospective current (kA) r.m.s. symmetrical

Fuse Link rating (Amperes)

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BS Fuse links Bolted Tag Fuses, 20A to 800A

Cut-Off Characteristics 415VAC

Fuse type: Size Type

A1: NNIT
A2, A3, A4: NTIA, NTIS, NOS, NTCP, NTFP
B1, B2, B3, B4: NTB, NTBC, NTC, NTF, NTKF, NTKM, NTMF
C1, C2, C3: NTM, NTTM, NTLM, NTT, NTLT

Prospective short circuit current symmetrical r.m.s. (kA)

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BS Fuse links

I2T Energy let through

Fuse types: NS, NES, NNIT, NTIA, NTIS, NTCP, NTFP, NTBC, NTC, NTF, NTKF, NTMF, NTM, NTTM

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NHP BS Fuse Holders

NV and NC Clip-in and Bolt-in fuse holders – general information

NHP NV and NC fuse holders are designed to prevent direct contact with live parts when being inserted or removed, preventing any
likelihood of inadvertent contact with live metal. Also, cable terminals within the fuse base are fully shrouded when holder is
removed. The fuse holders are IP2X Classiﬁed.

Connection types:

Front Connect Fuse holders NV and NC Rear Connect Fuse holders NV and NC
 Front wire connection (Front-Front)  Back stud connected (Back-Back)
 Panel or DIN rail mounting  Panel or DIN rail mounting
 Black or white coloured holders  Black or white (32A size only)

NV clip-in Optional
NC bolt-in
fuse holder white fuse
fuse holder
holder

DIN rail Showing rear

mounted connect stud
fuse holder fuse holders

(rear panel view)

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NHP BS Fuse Holders

NV Clip-in fuse holder for offset tag fuse links
 Fast reliable fitting and removal of fuse links.
 DIN rail mountable
 Suits offset tag links 2A to 63A
 Complies to BS standard
 gG general purpose rated
 80kA fault interruption rating @ 550V AC.

Fuse holders
Amps Colour 32A Price $ 63A Price $
Front wired Black NV32FW 19.50 NV63FW 49.00
Catalogue number
White NV32FWW 19.50 - 49.00

Back bolt stud

Catalogue number Black NV32BBS 22.00 NV63BBS 55.00

Dimensions (mm)
Height 75.5 88.5
Width 27 30
Depth 56 63
Maximum cable size mm2 1 to 16 1 to 25
Maximum Voltage 550 VAC / 250 VDC 550 VAC / no DC rating
Fuse links to suit
BS size reference F1 F2
Length (mm) 60 69
Diameter (mm) 14.2 17.5
Fuse links and Solid Links
2A NNS2 8.82 - -
4A NNS4 8.82 - -
6A NNS6 8.82 - -
10 A NNS10 8.82 - -
16 A NNS16 8.82 - -
20 A NNS20 13.49 NES20 22.83
25 A NNS25 13.49 NES25 22.83
32 A NNS32 13.49 NES32 22.83
20M25 A NNS20M25 13.49 - -
20M32 A NNS20M32 13.49 - -
40 A - - NES40 30.09
50 A - - NES50 30.09
63 A - - NES63 30.09
Solid Links 32A / 63A 32CLK 63CLK

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NHP BS Fuse Holders

NC Bolt-In fuse holder for bolt in fuse links
 DIN rail mountable
 Suits bolt-in fuse links 2A to 125A
 Complies to BS standard
 gG general purpose rated
 80kA fault interruption rating @ 550V AC & 690V AC types

Fuse holder & Fuse catalogue numbers

Price Price Price
Amps 32A 63A 125A
$ $ $

Front wired NC32FW 38.00 NC63FW 55.00 NC125FW 78.00

NC32FWW 38.00 - - - -
white holder

Back bolt stud - - - - NC125BBS 83.00

Dimensions (mm)
Height / with tunnel entries 76 / 97 106 / 133 134 / 164
Width 27 38 49
Depth 56 75 98
Maximum cable size mm2 1 to 16 1 to 25 6 - 50
Maximum AC / DC voltage 550 V AC / 250 V DC 690 V AC / 460 V DC 690 V AC / 460 V DC
Fuse links to suit
BS size reference A1 A2-A3 A4
Fixing centre Length (mm) 44.5 73 94
Diameter (mm) 14.2 22 31
Fuse Links and Solid Links
2A NNIT2 11.41 NTIA2 16.60 - -
4A NNIT4 11.41 NTIA4 16.60 - -
6A NNIT6 11.41 NTIA6 16.60 - -
10 A NNIT10 11.41 NTIA10 16.60 - -
16 A NNIT16 11.41 NTIA16 19.71 - -
20 A NNIT20 13.49 NTIA20 19.71 - -
25 A NNIT25 13.49 NTIA25 19.71 - -
32 A NNIT32 13.49 NTIA32 19.71 - -
20M25 A NNIT20M25 13.49 - - - -
20M32 A NNIT20M32 13.49 - - - -
32M40 A NNIT32M40 39.43 NTIA32M40 22.83 - -
32M50 A NNIT32M50 39.43 NTIA32M50 22.83 - -
32M63 A NNIT32M63 39.43 NTIA32M63 22.83 - -
35 A - - NTIS36 32.16 - -
40 A - - NTIS40 32.16 - -
50 A - - NTIS50 32.16 - -
63 A - - NTIS63 32.16 - -
63M80 A - - NTIS63M80 40.46 - -
63M100 A - - NTIS63M100 40.46 - -
80 A - - - - NTCP80 61.21
100 A - - - - NTCP100 61.21
100M125 A - - - - NTCP100M125 76.87
100M160 A - - - - NTCP100M160 76.87
125 A - - - - NTFP125 99.60

Solid Links 32A / 63A / 125A 3629 9003 3629 9006 3629 9010
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Technical Characteristics

Specifications F1 F2 A1 A2 - A3 A4

Fuse holder catalogue numbers:

Front connected NV32FW NV63FW NC32FW NC63FW NC125FW
NV32FWW NV63FWW NC32FWW
Back connected NV32BBS NV63BBS - - NC125BBS

Front connection cable connection data

Min: 1 or 2 cables 1 mm² 1mm² 1 mm² 1 mm² 1 mm²
Max: 1 cable 16 mm² 25 mm² 16 mm² 50 mm² 70 mm²
Max: 2 Cables 10 mm² 16 mm² 10 mm² 25 mm² 35 mm²
Multi-strand cable with maximum 17 strands.
Type of wire used: Copper Multi strand or single strand
For more than 17 strands a circular sleeve at the end of cable is recommended.

Rear connection data

Lug diameter of the cable for Back & Bus bar Connection M6 M8 M6 M8 M8

Other technical data

DIN Rail Mounting 35 mm DIN Rail for front or rear connection
Does plastic material comply to RoHS Thermoplastic Polyamide, RoHS, compliant & Fire retardant
Diameter of the screw to be used for panel mounting M5 screw using a Pan head /Cheese head screw. Holder base depth is 4mm
Max torque for the mounting screw on the panel 3.5 Nm 4 Nm 3.5 Nm 3.5 Nm 4 Nm
Max torque for the grub screw (back & bus bar connections) 3.5 Nm 4 Nm 3.5 Nm 3.5 Nm 4 Nm
Rated voltage 550 V AC 550 V AC 550 V AC 690 V AC 690 V AC
250 V DC - 250 V DC 460 V DC 460 VDC
Certification ASTA
Rated peak withstand current @ 550V 80 kA
U imp according IEC 60269-1 8 kV
Terminal screw - maximum torque setting 3.5 Nm 4 Nm 3.5 Nm 4 Nm 4 Nm

Insulating material in thermoplastic polyamide

complying with European Directive 2002/95/CE (RoHS)

Terminal shroud

Brass contact block

Contact clip in phosphor bronze

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Dimensions NV fuse holder for clip-in fuse links

Front-Front Connection (NV32F / NV63F) Back-Back Connection (NV32B / NV63B)

Fuse holder type A B C D E F G H I J K

NV32FW 75.5 26.5 54 41.5 7.8 - - - - - -
NV32FWW 75.5 26.5 54 41.5 - 40 17 9.7 58 5.6 -
NV32BBS 75.5 26.5 54 41.5 7.8 40 17 9.7 - - 2.7
NV63FW 89 28.5 64 48.6 9 - - - - - -
NV63FWW 89 28.5 64 48.6 - 39 18.3 12 67 7 -
NV63BBS 89 28.5 64 48.6 9 39 18.3 12 - - 3.3

Panel Drilling Dimensions (mm)

F1 fuse links to 32A For F2 fuse links to 63A

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Dimensions NC fuse holder for bolt-in fuse links

Front-Front Connection (NC32F / NC63F / NC125F) Back-Back Connection (NC125B)

Fuse holder type A B C D E F G H I

NC32FW 77.2 27.5 57 9 97.2 - - - -
NC32FWW 77.2 27.5 57 - - 28.6 122 11.9 58
NC63FW 105.8 38 74.5 17.5 132.8 - - - -
NC125FW 134 48.9 97.8 17.5 165.7 - - - -
NC125BBS 134 48.9 97.8 - - 28.6 184.4 11.9 -

Panel Drilling Dimensions (mm)

A1 fuse holders A2 - A3 fuse holders A4 fuse holders

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Fuse technical data – utilisation classes of fuses

Classes of Fuses / Fuse class

International Standards have developed basic physical specifications and electrical performance requirements for fuses with voltage
ratings. The fuse class refers to the designed breaking characteristic of the fuse.

IEC Fuse Utilisation categories

Fuse Type Fuse applications Fuse operating range
aM Motor circuit protection against short circuits only. Partial range. DIN-NH fuses. Partial Range

aR Semi-conductor protection. IEC 60269-4. Partial range. (Short circuit protection only)
General purpose fuse. Mainly for conductor protection. Can be used for motor
gG
starting. Full range. DIN-NH or BS fuse links.
Motor circuit protection – full range fuse with two rated currents. Mostly used in
gM
British Commonwealth countries. BS / IEC 60269. Full range
North American fast acting fuse for general purpose applications, mainly for
gN
conductor protection. As per UL 248 class J and class L fuses. Full range.
North America general purpose time-delay fuse for motor circuit protection. Full
gD
range.
Transformer protection, rated according to apparent transformer power (kVA) not Full Range
gTR
rated current. Full range.
Semiconductor protection and conductor protection, faster acting than gS types. (Overload and short circuit
gR protection)
IEC 60 269-4, VDE. Full range.
gS Semiconductor protection, for increased line capacity. IEC 60 269-4. Full range.

gPV Photovoltaic (Solar energy) applications IEC/EN 60 269-6. Full range.

gB Full range, for mining industry equipment .VDE. Full range.

gL, gF, gI Obsolete fuse category for conductor protection, replaced by “gG” fuse category

Fast and slow acting fuses

If you've ever had to replace a fuse, you may have realised that there's a few different fuse speeds. In simple terms, 'fuse speed'
tends to refer to the time between the moment that an overcurrent begins and the moment the fuse arcs and opens a circuit.

Most fuses can be considered to be fast acting, however there are also slow acting varieties, also known as 'motor fuses', 'time
delay', 'slow blow', 'delayed action', etc and semiconductor protection versions, also known as 'ultra-rapid', 'solid state', 'rectifier', etc.

When it comes to official classifications though, fuses are not classified in terms of 'speed' but more in terms of 'range' and
'application'. All fuses that are covered by the IEC standard have an utilisation category, and when selecting fuses, it's very important
to get this right.
Fuses are marked with symbols denoting their particular application or characteristic. Refer above fuse utilisation categories table.

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Fuse technical data – motor starting using Fuses

Motor starting using gG, aM, gM FUSE links at 400 / 415 VAC

Two types of Low Voltage cartridge fuse are common:

 gG: For domestic and similar installations

 gG, aM and gM: For industrial installations

Fuse operating ranges:

The first letter indicates the breaking range:

 “g” fuse-links (full-range breaking-capacity fuse-link)
 “a” fuse-links (partial-range breaking-capacity fuse-link)

The second letter indicates the utilisation category, which also defines the type of time-current characteristic.

For example
 “gG” applies to fuse-links with a full-range breaking capacity for general application
 “gM” applies to fuse-links with a full-range breaking capacity for the protection of motor circuits
 “aM” applies to fuse-links with a partial range breaking capacity for the protection of motor circuits

“gG” fuses gG fuse characteristics apply to either DIN or BS standard fuses.

gG type fuses: are designed to interrupt overloads and short circuits. gG fuses have a full operating range.
gG fuses while physically larger, provide “full range protection”, where the fuse reacts to both mild overloads and short circuit
currents. Most motor start tables and Type 2 motor starting coordination tables tend to use general purpose gG fuses as
opposed to aM fuses which always require external lower level current overload protection.

“aM” fuses aM fuse characteristics apply to DIN standard fuses.

aM type fuses: An advantage of aM fuses is that they are physically smaller than gG fuses. aM fuses are designed for short
circuits only, and are not designed to interrupt lower lever current overloads, which are typically up to around 6 - 8 x motor full
load current. aM fuses are known as “partial” operating range fuses. Low level over current protection must be provided by an
external device. Additionally, since aM fuses are not intended to protect against low values of overload current, there are no
levels of fixed conventional non-fusing and fusing currents.

Note: aM fuses only protect against short-circuit currents, and therefore must be used along with another external device to
protect against low level overloads. This can be a gG fuse, circuit breaker, or motor overload relay.

“gM” fuses gM fuse characteristics mainly apply (but not exclusively) to BS standard fuses.

A general purpose power distribution gG fuse-link is defined by its rated current In (e.g. fuse-link gG 63 A)
A BS type gM fuse-link, is characterised by two current values separated by an "M".

 The first numerical value In indicates the maximum continuous motor current.
 The second numerical value Ich indicates the standard fuse "G" time current rating & characteristic.

For example, a fuse-link rated 32M63 is intended to protect motors with a maximum continuous current less than 32 A and
also has the same time-current characteristic of a standard 63 A general application "G" fuse-link.

In short, the 1st amp rating is the motor full load amps. The 2nd amp rating is a general purpose power distribution rating (gG).

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Fuse technical data – motor starting using Fuses

3 phase - Typical motor starting currents, with back up fuses

Motors Fuse-link types (gG fuses can be DIN or BS. aM are DIN types)
P I (A) I (A) gG rating aM rating
(kW) 415 VAC 440 VAC (Amps) (Amps)
0.37 1.1 1 4 2
0.55 1.5 1.4 6 2
0.75 1.8 1.9 10 4
1.1 2.6 2.4 10 4
1.5 3.4 3.3 16 4
2.2 4.8 4.7 16 6
3 6.5 6.1 20 8
4 8.2 7.9 25 10
5.5 11 10.4 32 12
7.5 14 14 40 16
10 19 18 50 25
11 21 20 50 25
15 28 26 80 32
18.5 34 33 80 40
22 40 39 100 50
30 55 52 125 63
37 66 65 160 80
45 80 75 200 100
55 100 92 200 125
75 135 128 250 160
90 160 155 355 200
110 200 185 400 250
132 230 213 450 250
160 270 259 630 315
200 361 338 800 400
250 430 410 800 500
280 480 460 800 630
300 505 485 - 630
335 554 505 - 630
355 590 535 - 630
375 650 575 - 630
400 665 645 - -

Single phase - Typical motor starting currents, with backup fuses or circuit breakers
 Submersible pump applications, 18 - 24 slot single phase motors 50Hz, 2875 RPM 1.0 service factor

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Fuse technical data – fuses for DC currents

Use of AC fuses for DC applications.

Voltage derating
 DC Pre-acing time is identical to AC pre-arcing time. The time/current characteristics and cut-off current remain valid for the use of fuses
for AC currents. However, the arcing time is much higher when used with DC currents, because there is no return to “O” (zero level)
voltage.

 The heat energy to be absorbed will be much higher than in AC. To maintain the fuse's joule integral, its serviceable voltage needs to be
limited.

Maximum voltage
AC current DC current
415 V 260 V
500 V 350 V
690 V 450 V

Using cylindrical gG class fuses

Size Voltage DC Current Breaking capacity in DC

10 x 38 500 VAC / 250 VDC 16A 15 kA
500 VAC / 250 VDC 32A 15 kA
14 x 51
690 VAC / 440 VDC 32A 10 kA
500 VAC / 250 VDC 80A 15 kA
22 x 58
690 VAC / 440 VDC 80A 10 kA

Increase physical fuse size for DC

The use of physically larger fuses than usual is recommended, though the rated current (A) of the larger fuse would remain the same as the smaller
AC fuse ampere rating.

Example: use a 16A, 10 x 38mm cylindrical fuse for AC, and a 16A, 14 x 51mm cylindrical fuse for DC.

The method of using AC fuses for DC applications is a “rule of thumb” method, more suited to lower ampere, general DC applications. For some
specialty applications, other approaches including using dedicated DC fuses are recommended.

Such as
 For highly inductive circuits, placing two fuses in series on the + pole is recommended.
 It is not possible to use class aM fuses for DC applications.
 For photovoltaic applications, specific PV fuses with the correct time/breaking capacity characteristics must be used. These fuses are
marked with the gPV symbol and must comply with standard IEC 60269-6.
 The use of high speed fuses is possible for voltages between 450 and 800 VDC. Refer NHP for specific applications.
 For large current and DC drives application it is recommended to use dedicated DC fuses.

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Fuse technical data – fuse let through charts

How to use Current-Limiting Fuse Let-Through Charts

The degree of current-limitation of a given size and type of fuse depends on the available short-circuit current that can be delivered by the electrical
system. Current-limitation of fuses is best described in the form of a let-through chart, that when applied from a practical point of view, is useful to
determine the let-through currents when a fuse opens. The line A-B corresponds to a short circuit power factor of 15% that is associated with an
X/R ratio of 6.6. The fuse curves represent the cutoff value of the prospective available short-circuit current under the given circuit conditions. Each
type or class of fuse has its own family of let-through curves.

Typically, there are three circuit parameters that can affect fuse let-through performance for a given available short-circuit current, and these
are:
 Short-circuit power factor
 Short-circuit closing angle
 Applied voltage

Current-limiting fuse let-through curves are generated under worst case conditions, based on these three variable parameters. Under actual field
conditions, changing any one or a combination of these will result in lower let-through currents. This provides for an additional degree of reliability
when applying fuses for equipment protection. Prior to using the Fuse Let-Through Charts, it must be determined what withstand and let through
data is available for other upstream or downstream electrical switchgear. The data that can be obtained for fuse links is available from Fuse Let-
Through Charts. The resulting physical effects are the following:

A. Peak let-through current: mechanical forces

B. Apparent prospective RMS symmetrical let-through current: heating effect
C. Clearing time: less than 1 2 cycle when the fuse is in it’s current-limiting range (beyond where fuse curve intersects A-B line).

Below is a typical example showing the short-circuit current available to an 800A circuit, an 800A fuse, and the let-through data curve.

Analysis of
Analysis ofan 800A Current
a Current Limiting
Limiting FuseFuse

Prospective Short Circuit Current – Symmetrical RMS Amperes

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Fuse technical data – fuse let through charts

Using the example given on the previous page, one can determine the let-through data for an 800A amp fuse. The Let-Through Chart pertaining to
the 800A fuse is illustrated.

A. Determine the PEAK let-through CURRENT.

Step 1. Enter the chart on the Prospective Short-Circuit current scale at 86,000 A and proceed vertically until the 800A fuse curve is intersected.
Step 2. Follow horizontally until the Instantaneous Peak Let-Through Current scale is intersected.
Step 3. Read the PEAK let-through CURRENT as 49,000A. (If a fuse had not been used, the peak current would have been 198,000A.)

B. Determine the APPARENT PROSPECTIVE RMS SYMMETRICAL let-through CURRENT.

Step 1. Enter the chart on the Prospective Short-Circuit current scale at 86,000A and proceed vertically until the 800A fuse curve is intersected.
Step 2. Follow horizontally until line A-B is intersected.
Step 3. Proceed vertically down to the Prospective Short-Circuit Current.
Step 4. Read the APPARENT PROSPECTIVE RMS SYMMETRICAL let-through CURRENT as 21,000A. (The RMS SYMMETRICAL let-through
CURRENT would be 86,000A if there were no fuse in the circuit.)

Current limitation curves – low peak time delay fuse

Instantaneous
Peak Let-Through
Current in Amps

Prospective Short Circuit Current – symmetrical RMS amps

From the chart above:

A: IRMS Available = 86,000 A
B: IRMS Let-Through = 21,000 A
C: IP Available = 198,000 A
D: IP Let-Through = 49,000 A

Most electrical equipment has a withstand rating that is defined in terms of an RMS symmetrical-short-circuit current, and in some cases, peak let-
through current. These values have been established through short circuit testing of that equipment according to an accepted industry standard. Or,
as is the case with conductors, the withstand rating is based on a mathematical calculation and is also expressed in an RMS short-circuit current.
If both the let-through currents (IRMS and Ip) of the current-limiting fuse and the time it takes to clear the fault are less than the withstand
rating of the electrical component, then that component will be protected from short circuit damage.

C. Clearing time If the RMS Symmetrical available is greater than the point where the fuse characteristic curve intersects with the diagonal A-B
line, then the fuse clearing time is 1 2 cycle or less. In this example, the intersection is approximately 9500A; so for short-circuit currents above
approximately 9500A, so therefore this 800A fuse is current-limiting.

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Fuse technical data - selectivity

Selectivity with fuses (other terms with the same meaning: Discrimination, Coordination)

The coordination of overload & short circuit protective devices prevents system power outages or blackouts caused by overcurrent conditions.
When only the protective device nearest a faulted circuit opens and larger upstream fuses remain closed, the protective devices are said to be
“coordinated”, and they have Selectivity. Unlike electromechanical devices such as circuit breakers, with fuses, it is an easier matter of selecting the
fuses to coordinate by maintaining a minimum ratio of fuse-amp ratings between an upstream and downstream fuse. Selective coordination is then
assured.

Step 1. Ensure that time current characteristics do not overlap at any point. See below.
Step 2. Ensure that the let through energy of the downstream fuse is lower than the upstream fuse. Refer next page for details.
Result: Coordination Selectivity is then ensured.

Fuse Time Current Curves

Current in Amps

Selectivity Software for Fuses or Circuit Breakers

NHP TemCurve 6 Selectivity software can be used to perform circuit and

selectivity studies with circuit breakers or fuses or combination of the two. The
results can be saved as a project file, CAD or printed out. TemCurve 6 can be
downloaded for free, from www.nhp.com.au

Refer NHP for further details.

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Fuse technical data - selectivity

Selectivity with fuses (other terms with the same meaning: Discrimination, Coordination)

Total Selectivity is achieved when the total let through energy of the smaller downstream fuse link, is less than the pre-arcing energy of the larger
upstream fuse link. The fuses will be selective with each other, as long as the ratio of the current rating of one fuse to another is in the range of
1:1.6 or 2:1.

Ratio examples: 1 : 1.6 = 160A upstream fuse, 100A downstream fuse

2:1 = 800A upstream fuse, 400A downstream fuse

Example diagram:

200A
630A
1200A

1:1.6 or 2:1 (or more)

Fuse I2T Let Through Current

I2t at
65kA
(A2sec)

Upstream
No overlap
means total
selectivity
Downstream
Legend
Total Clearing
Energy

100A 160A Pre-arcing

Rated Current Energy

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Fuse technical data – fusing and non-fusing currents

Fusing and Non-Fusing Currents

The conditions defining the process of when a fuse blows (“fusing” or “melting”) are defined in AS/NZS 60269-1 and IEC 60269-1.

Class gG fuses (BS or DIN fuses)

Type gG fuses provide protection against low level overloads and unlimited current short-circuits. Conventional non-fusing and fusing currents are
applicable to gG fuse types, as shown in graph 1 and table 1 below.

 Conventional non-fusing current

Inf is the value of current that the fusible element can carry for a specified time without melting. Example: A 40 A fuse carrying a current
of 50A (1.25 In x 40 A) must not melt in less than one hour (table 1)

 Conventional fusing current

Ir in graph 1 is the value of current that will cause melting of the fusible element before the end of the specified time. Example: A 40 A
fuse carrying a current of 64A (1.6 In x 40 A) must melt in one hour or less.
It is a fact that two fuses which satisfy the test can have significantly different operating times at low levels of overloading.
 Because of this inconsistency in fusing currents & times, it is good practice to install larger ampere cable than what would normally be
required, in order to avoid the possibility cable running excessively hot.

aM type fuses (DIN fuses only) and circuit breaker trip times:
 aM fuses do not protect against low values of overload current. Therefore, non-fusing and fusing currents do not apply.
 Circuit-breaker tripping times compared to fuses at low amperes: When the current passes 1.05 x In, the C/B must not trip in less than
one hour; and when the current passes 1.25 x In the C/B must trip in one hour, or less. Circuit breakers in general have a greater
performance consistency with regard to tripping and this can therefore be a consideration when sizing cable. To break this down even
more, electronic circuit breakers have a greater accuracy than thermal magnetic.

Graph 1: time

1 hour

Minimum pre-arcing time curve

Fuse blown curve

I (Amps)
Inf Ir

Table 1: Zones for fusing and non-fusing for gG and gM type fuses (AS / NZS 60269-1)

Rated current Conventional Non Fusing Current Conventional Fusing Current (Ir) Conventional time
In (A) (Inf) (h)
In ≤ 4A 1.5 In 2.1 In 1
4 < In < 16A 1.5 In 1.9 In 1
16 < In ≤ 63A 1.25 In 1.6 In 1
63 < In ≤ 160A 1.25 In 1.6 In 2
160 < In ≤ 400A 1.25 In 1.6 In 3
400 < In 1.25 In 1.6 In 4

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Fuse technical data – temperature ratings

The following applies to NH-DIN and BS fuse links

For a fuse to remain operating satisfactorily according to AS/NZS 60269.3.1, the Ambient Temperature (Ta) of a fuse is not to exceed 40⁰C, and its
mean value measured over a period of 24 hours is not to exceed 35⁰C, and its mean value measured over 1 year is lower. The minimum value of
Ta is -5⁰C. In cases where these values are exceeded a current re-rating will apply. When a fuse is in an enclosure, it is the temperature inside the
enclosure (Te) that will determine any derating. On the following page a calculation method of an ampere rating of an open or enclosed fuse, taking
ambient temperature into account is shown.

Ambient Temperature & fuse lifetime

AS/NZS and IEC current carrying tests for fuses are performed at approximately 20°C, and will be affected by changes in ambient temperature. In
general, a fuse link is expected to retain its approximate standard current rating within ambient conditions of 17⁰C to 30⁰C (AS/NZS 60269 3.1).
The higher the ambient temperature, the hotter the fuse will operate, and the shorter its life will be, while use at a lower temperature will extend fuse
life. A fuse will run hotter as the normal operating current approaches or exceeds the rating of the selected fuse. A fuse being operated within the
range of 15⁰C – 25⁰C can last indefinitely.

Obtaining current ratings for different temperatures

 A rule of thumb is to derate the fuse by 0.5 % for every degree over 38⁰C.
 The table below can be used for operating temperatures above and below 20⁰C.
 A calculation method for ampere rating an open or enclosed fuse, taking ambient temperature into account – next page.

Fuse Temperature Ratings Chart

% of fuse rating

140
120
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
-40 -20 0 20 40 60 80 100

Temperature in degrees C

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Fuse technical data – temperature ratings

Calculation method of an ampere rating of an open or enclosed fuse, taking ambient temperature into account:

Fuse use is limited according to ambient temperature (Ta) surrounding the device.

Ith u: operating thermal current: maximum permanent current accepted by the device for 8 hours
Ith u ≤ Kt x In In: fuse rated current
Kt: coefficient given in table below

If the fuse is installed in a ventilated enclosure Kt and Kv values can be multiplied.

 Air speed V < 5 m/s Kv = 1 + 0.05 V

 Air speed V ≥ 5 m/s Kv = 1.25

Example: A gG fuse is mounted in a base within a ventilated enclosure

 temperature in the enclosure: 60 °C

 air speed: 2 m/s
Kv = 1 + 0.05 x 2 = 1.1
Kt = 1.1 x 0.86 = 0.95.

Kt
gG fuse aM fuse
ta Fuse base Equipment and Fuse base Equipment and
combination combination
40 C 1 1 1 1
45 C 1 0.95 1 1
50 C 0.93 0.90 0.95 0.95
55 C 0.90 0.86 0.93 0.90
60 C 0.86 0.83 0.90 0.86
65 C 0.83 0.79 0.86 0.83
70 C 0.80 0.76 0.84 0.80

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Fuse technical data Voltage, Frequency, Altitude, Transformers

Capacitor Banks, Parallel Connection

Voltage
A fuse can never be used with an rms voltage above its rated voltage. It operates normally at lower voltages.

Frequency
 f < 5 Hz: the operational voltage (Ue) is considered equivalent to DC voltage and Ue = U peak
 5 ≤ f < 48 Hz.
 48 Hz < f ≤ 1000 Hz no voltage de-rating

Ue ≤ ku x Un

F (in Hz) 5 10 20 30 40
ku 0.55 0.65 0.78 0.87 0.94

ku voltages derating due to frequency

Precautions for use at altitudes > 2000 m

 No current de-rating.
 Breaking capacity is limited: please consult us.
 Size de-rating is recommended.

Upstream of isolating transformer

Switching on an off-load transformer triggers a large current inrush. An aM fuse will be needed at primary coil which is able to withstand repeated
overload. The secondary will be protected by gG fuses.

Upstream of capacitor bank

Fuse rating must be greater than, or equal to, twice the nominal current of the capacitor bank (Ic).

In ≥ 2 Ic

Fuse rating for a 400/415V AC capacitor bank

Capacity in Kvar 5 10 20 30 40 50 60 75 100 125 150

gG fuse in A

Connecting fuses in parallel

Connecting fuses in parallel is only possible between two fuses of the same size and rating.

Ithe = I’the x 2
Total limited peak Isc = limited peak I’sc x 1.59
Total I2t = I’2t x 2.52

I2t : fuse temperature stress

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Fuse technical data – glossary of terms: A to F

Arcing I2t
Value of the I2t during the arcing time under specified conditions.

Ambient Temperature
The current carrying capacity tests of fuses are usually performed at 25oC and will be affected by changes in ambient temperature. The higher the
ambient temperature, the hotter the fuse will operate, and the shorter its life. Conversely, operating at a lower temperature will prolong fuse life. A
fuse also runs hotter as the normal operating current approaches or exceeds the rating of the selected fuse. Practical experience indicates fuses at
room temperature should last indefinitely, if operated at no more than 75% of catalog fuse rating.

Ampere Rating
The current-carrying capacity of a fuse. It is given in amps RMS (root mean square, also called the effective value).

I2t , Ampere Squared Seconds

The measure of heat energy developed within a circuit during the fuse operation. “I” stands for effective let through current (RMS), which is
squared, and “t” stands for time of opening, in seconds. It can be expressed as Melting “I2t”, “Arcing I2t” or the sum of them as “Clearing I2t”.

Arcing Time
The amount of time from the instant the fuse link has melted until the over current is safely interrupted (cleared).

Arc Voltage
This is the voltage, which occurs between the terminals of a fuse during operation. The size of the arc voltage for a given fuse is supply voltage
dependent.

Breaking capacity / Interrupting rating / Interrupting capacity

This is the maximum value of prospective current, RMS symmetrical, which a fuse is capable of breaking at stated conditions.

Clearing (Total operating) Time

The total time between the beginning of the over current and the final opening of the circuit at system voltage. Clearing time is the total of the
melting time and the arcing time.

Conventional Time
A nominated time in which the fuse-link must operate (Fusing Current) respectively not operate (Non fusing Current) under defined conditions. The
Conventional Time depends on a given Rated Current range. The time varies between 1 and 4 hours.

Current-Limitation
A fuse operation relating to short-circuits only. When a fuse operates in its current-limiting range, it will clear a short circuit before the first peak of
the current. Also, it will limit the instantaneous peak let-through current to a value substantially less than that obtainable in the same circuit if that
fuse were replaced with a solid conductor of equal impedance.

Cut-off current / Peak-let-through current

The maximum value reached by the fault current during the breaking operation of a fuse. In many cases the fuse will be current limiting.

Discrimination (or called Selectivity or Coordination)

Classification of relevant parameters (Time/Current-Characteristic; Integrals; Operating Times etc.) of two or more overload protection devices
compared to each other. In the case of overloads only the protection device should react. Fuses with the same characteristic are mostly selective to
each other, if they are selected in the current ratios of 1:1.6 or 2:1. That means, that a fuse with a rated current of 100 A should be downstream of a
fuse rated 160 A etc. For the short-circuit fuse range (aM fuses) a comparison of the melting time versus the operating time of the downstream fuse
is important.

Fast Acting Fuse

A fuse which opens on overload and short circuits very quickly. This type of fuse is not designed to withstand temporary overload currents
associated with some electrical loads, when sized near the full load current of the circuit.

Fuse
An over current protective device with a fusible link that operates and opens the circuit on an over current condition.

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Fuse technical data – glossary of terms: F to T

Fusing Current
The current at which the fuse melts and opens the circuit in a time nominated by the standards. "fusing current" should not be confused with "rated
current" which is the current that the fuse can carry indefinitely. The ratio between the two is sometimes called the "fusing factor". Fusing current
usually applies to gG general purpose fuses.

High Speed Fuses

Fuses with no intentional time-delay in the overload range and designed to open as quickly as possible in the short circuit
range. These fuses are often used to protect solid state devices.

Inductive Load
A load which has inductive properties. Common forms are motors, transformers, wound control gear. This type of load pulls a large amount of
current when first energised.

Interrupting Capacity & Interrupting Rating - refer to Breaking Capacity

Non-fusing Current
A defined value of current, at which (under certain circumstances) a fuse- link must not operate within a given time (Conventional Time). For
General Purpose, e.g. gG Fuse. This value is normally 1.25 times the Rated Current.

Melting (Pre-arcing) Time

The amount of time required to melt the fuse element during a specified over current. (See Arcing Time and Clearing Time.)

Overcurrent
A condition which exists on an electrical circuit when the normal load current is exceeded. Over currents take on two separate characteristics -
overloads and short-circuits.

Overload
This is a condition in which an over current exceeds the normal full load current of a circuit that is in an otherwise healthy condition.

Peak Let-Through Current

The instantaneous value of peak current let-through by a current-limiting fuse, when it operates in its current-limiting range.

Power Losses / Watts losses

The power released in a fuse when loaded according to stated conditions.

Prospective short-circuit current

This is the current that would flow in the fault circuit if the fuse was replaced by a link with an infinitely small impedance. Normally it is given as
symmetrical RMS value, also called IP.

Recovery voltage
This is the voltage which can be measured across the fuse connections after operation.

RMS Current
Also known as the effective value, it corresponds to the peak instantaneous value of a sinusoidal waveform divided by the square root of two. The
RMS value of an alternating current is equivalent to the value of direct current which would produce the same amount of heat or power.

Semiconductor Fuses
Fuses used to protect solid-state devices. Refer “High Speed Fuses”.

Short-Circuit Current
Can be classified as an over current which exceeds the normal full load current of a circuit by a factor many times.

Short-Circuit Current Rating

The maximum short-circuit current an electrical component can sustain without the occurrence of excessive damage when protected with an over
current protective device.

Threshold Current
The symmetrical RMS available current at the threshold of the current limiting range, where the fuse becomes current limiting
when tested to the industry standard. This value can be read off of a peak let-through chart where the fuse curve intersects the A-B line. A
threshold ratio is the relationship of the threshold current to the fuse’s continuous current rating.

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Fuse technical data – glossary of terms: T to Z

Time-Delay Fuse
A fuse with a built-in delay that allows temporary and harmless inrush currents to pass without opening, but is so designed to open on sustained
overloads and short-circuits.

Virtual Melting Time

Is a method of presenting melting times in a manner independent of the current waveform. It is the time that it would take a DC -current equal to IP
to generate the Melting l2t. The definition is:

Total operating (Clearing) I2t

The total operating I2t value is the total of the pre-arcing and the arcing I2t values under specified conditions.

UL
A standard covering all products sold in the USA. UL stands for Underwriters Laboratories Inc., an independent, non-profit, and non-governmental
organization focusing on product safety. UL issues standards and provides third party testing.

Voltage Rating
The maximum open circuit RMS voltage in which a fuse can be used, yet safely interrupt an over current. Exceeding the voltage rating of a fuse
impairs its ability to clear an overload or short-circuit safely.

Withstand Rating
The maximum current that an unprotected electrical component can sustain for a specified period of time without the occurrence of extensive
damage.

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FUSERBLOC DIN Switch Fuse 63A to 1250A 3)

SSF DN Standard switch-fuses boast IP 30 protection on all fuse terminals in a compact yet effective design.
These switch-fuses feature a test position and double-break contacts per phase, allowing the safe
isolation of AC and DC circuits as well as the added short circuit protection offered by DIN type HRC fuses.

 DIN fuse links listed on following pages

 Switch fuse bodies include a padlock facility to lock OFF the switch.

Front operated base mount (supplied with external handle and 320 mm shaft)

Switch Amps DIN NHP Fuse link AC21 AC23 AC23 Number of Catalogue
/ Frame size Fuse size type to suit 415 VAC Amps 415 VAC Amps 415 VAC kW poles 1) number
3 SSF DN 63 3P
63A / 12 000 or 00 N00 63 63 30
4 SSF DN 63 4P
3 SSF DN 125 3P
125A / 13 00 N0 125 125 63
4 SSF DN 125 4P
3 SSF DN 160 3P
160A / 13 00 N0 160 160 80
4 SSF DN 160 4P
3 SSF DN 250 3P
250A / 15 1 N1 250 250 132
4 SSF DN 250 4P
3 SSF DN 400 3P
400A / 16 2 N2 400 400 220
4 SSF DN 400 4P
3 SSF DN 630 3P
630A / 17 3 N3 630 630 355
4 SSF DN 630 4P
3 SSF DN 800 3P
800A / 17 3 N3 800 800 450
4 SSF DN 800 4P
3 SSF DN 1250 3P
1250A / 18 4 N4 1250 1000 560
4 SSF DN 1250 4P

Notes:
1. 4 pole types have switched neutrals
2. Fuse body width must not exceed the size indicated otherwise it will not fit into the switch-fuse.
3. Refer FMD – Fuse Monitoring Device for blown fuse indication, on the following pages.
Alteratively, fuses that use a striker. This requires DIN fuses with a striker, and a special auxiliart contact block for the fuse switch.

Shaft table (Standard shaft supplied with switch and handle)

Suits Switch Fuse size Shaft Cat No. Minimum distance from back Maximum distance from back
plate to inside of door plate to inside of door
63 1400 1032 125 mm 350 mm
125 – 160 1400 1032 135 mm 350 mm
250 – 400 1400 1032 160 mm 350 mm
630 – 800 1400 1232 270 mm 424 mm
1250 1400 1232 304 mm 424 mm

Switch body padlock facility. Metal lock lever on sizes 400A – 1250A

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SSF FUSERBLOC BS Switch Fuse 20A to 1250A 3)

SSF BS Standard switch-fuses boast IP 30 protection on all fuse terminals in a compact yet effective design.
These switch-fuses feature a test position and double-break contacts per phase, allowing the safe
isolation of AC and DC circuits as well as the added short circuit protection offered by BS type HRC fuses.

 BS fuse links listed on following pages

 Switch fuse bodies include a padlock facility to lock OFF the switch.

Front operated base mount (supplied with external handle and 320 mm shaft)

Switch Amps BS Maximim AC21 AC23 AC23 Number of Catalogue number

/ Frame size Fuse size Fuse dia. 2) 415 VAC Amps 415 VAC Amps 415 VAC kW poles 1)
20A / 0 A1 19 mm 20 20 9 3 SSF BS 20C 3P
4 SSF BS 20C 4P
32A / 0 A1 19 mm 32 32 15 3 SSF BS 32 3P
4 SSF BS 32 4P
63A / 12 A2 - A3 27 mm 63 63 30 3 SSF BS 63 3P
4 SSF BS 63 4P
100A / 13 A4 32 mm 100 100 51 3 SSF BS 100 3P
4 SSF BS 100 4P
160A / 14 B1 - B2 160 160 80 3 SSF BS 160 3P
4 SSF BS 160 4P
200A / 15 B1 - B2 200 200 100 3 SSF BS 200 3P
4 SSF BS 200 4P
250A / 15 B1 - B2 - B3 250 250 132 3 SSF BS 250 3P
4 SSF BS 250 4P
315A / 16 B1 - B2 - B3 315 315 160 3 SSF BS 315 3P
4 SSF BS 315 4P
400A / 16 B1 - B2 - B3 - B4 400 400 220 3 SSF BS 400 3P
4 SSF BS 400 4P
630A / 17 C1 - C2 630 630 355 3 SSF BS 630 3P
4 SSF BS 630 4P
800A / 17 C1 - C2 - C3 800 800 450 3 SSF BS 800 3P
4 SSF BS 800 4P
1250A / 18 D1 1250 1000 560 3 SSF BS 1250 3P
4 SSF BS 1250 4P

Notes:
1. 4 pole types have switched neutrals
2. Fuse diameter must not exceed the size indicated above as it may not fit in the switch-fuse. BS barrel size may also differ by fuse brand.
3. Refer FMD – Fuse Monitoring Device for blown fuse indication, on the following pages.
Alteratively, fuses that use a striker. This requires DIN fuses with a striker, and a special auxiliart contact block for the fuse switch.

Switch body padlock facility. Metal lock lever on sizes 400A – 1250A

Shaft table (Standard shaft supplied with switch and handle)

Suits Switch Fuse size Shaft Cat No. Minimum distance from back Maximum distance from back
plate to inside of door plate to inside of door
20 1401 0532 102 mm 365 mm
32 1400 1032 100 mm 350 mm
63 – 100 1400 1032 125 mm 350 mm
125 – 200 1400 1032 135 mm 350 mm
250 – 400 1400 1032 160 mm 350 mm
630 – 800 1400 1232 270 mm 424 mm
1250 1400 1232 304 mm 424 mm

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SSF Standard Switch Fuse - Accesssories

Direct mount
Direct mount handles (switch fuse bodies can be padlocked OFF 1) ) Handle
63 – 400A
To suit Switch Frame size Colour Handle type Catalogue Number
SSF 20 – 32 0 Black Direct mount pistol 3629 4012
SSF 20 – 32 0 Red Direct mount pistol 3629 4013
SSF 63 – 400 12 to 16 Black Direct mount pistol 3629 7910
SSF 630 – 800 17 Black Direct mount pistol 3899 6011
SSF 800 – 1250 18 Black Direct mount T handle 3899 7011

External extension shaft handles (OFF padlockable, ON locking field conversion)

IP Handle type Direct mount
To suit Colour Catalogue Number Handle
rating
800 – 1250A
Black/blue 1413 2111
S1 pistol type
SSF BS / DN 20C – 63 Red/yellow IP 65 1414 2111
Black/blue S1 TEST position 1413 2115
Black/blue 1423 2111 S1 extension
S2 pistol type
SSF BS / DN 100 - 400 Red/yellow IP 65 1424 2111 handle
Black/blue S2 TEST position 1423 2115
Black/blue 1433 3111
SSF BS / DN 630 – 800 IP 65 S4 - T handle
Red/yellow 1434 3111
Black/blue 1443 3111
SSF BS / DN 1250 IP 65 S4 - T handle
Red/yellow 1444 3111

Extension shafts
S2 extension
To suit Shaft length (mm) Shaft size (mm2) Catalogue Number handle
SSF 20 – 32 320 mm 5 mm2 1400 0532
320 mm 10 mm2 1400 1032
SSF 63 – 400
500 mm 10 mm2 1400 1050
320 mm 12 mm2 1400 1232 S4 extension
SSF 630 – 800
500 mm 12 mm2 1400 1250 handle
320 mm 12 mm2 1400 1232
SSF 800 – 1250
500 mm 12 mm2 1400 1250

U type auxiliary S type auxiliary

3999 0702 3999 0041

Auxiliary contacts (Early break operation – AUX contacts open approximately 20ms before main contacts)
Current
To suit Desciption Contact types Catalogue number
(A)
SSF 20 – 32 U type clip on front aux 10 1 N/O 3999 0701
SSF 63 – 400 U type clip on front aux 10 1 N/C 3999 0702
SSF 630 – 800 2) S type 1st side mtg aux 1 N/O + 1 N/C 3999 0041
SSF 800 – 1250 2) S type 2nd side mtg aux 1 N/O + 1 N/C 3999 0042
Notes:
1. Direct mount handle padlock levers will not lock a switch-fuse, however switch fuse bodies include a built-in padlock lever to padlock OFF the switch
shaft.
2. Auxiliaries side mount on switch, with 1st being installed and the 2nd mounts to the side of the 1st auxiliary.

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SSF Standard Switch Fuse - Accesssories

Accessories – Terminal shrouds, solid links and solid neutral modules

Terminal shrouds (each Cat No. is for 1 shroud. Order 2 for top and bottom)
 Top or bottom touch protection from direct contact with terminals or connection parts.
 Perforations allow remote thermgraphic inspection without the need to remove the shrouds.
 The shrouds provide phase protection barriers between phases.
 The terminal shrouds consist of clip-together 1 pole covers, and can be converted to 3 or 4 pole types.

To suit IP rating Mounting position Pole Qty Catalogue Number

3 Integral in switch Terminal shrouds
SSF BS / DN 20A – 63A IP 20 from front Top or Bottom
4 Integral in switch
3 3998 3016
SSF BS / DN 100A – 160A IP 20 from front Top or Bottom
4 3998 4016
3 3998 3025
SSF BS / DN 200A – 400A IP 20 from front Top or Bottom
4 3998 4025
3 3898 3080
SSF BS / DN 630A – 800A IP 20 from front Top or Bottom
4 3898 4080
3 3898 3120
SSF BS / DN 1250A IP 20 from front Top or Bottom
4 3898 4120
Solid Neutral Module
Performs the function of an add-on, unswitched neutral pole
To suit I max (A) Centre (mm) Frame size Catalogue Number
SSF 32 32 27 11 3629 9227
SSF 63 63 32 12 3629 9232
SSF 100 – 125 125 36 13 3629 9236
SSF 160 160 50 14 3629 9250
SSF 200 – 250 250 60 15 3629 9260
SSF 315 – 400 400 66 16 3629 9266
SSF 630 – 800 800 94 17 3629 9294
SSF 1250 1250 120 18 3629 9212
Solid links
Solid links can be used, when a user wants a switch fuse to be an isolator, and when fuse links are not fitted.
Solid Neutral Module
To suit Fuse size I max (A) Frame size Catalogue Number
SSF BS 32 A1 32 11 3629 9003
SSF BS 63 A2 – A3 63 12 3629 9006
SSF BS 100 A4 160 13 3629 9010
SSF BS 160 B1 – B2 160 14 3629 9016
SSF BS 200 B1 – B2 200 14 3629 9016
SSF BS 250 B1 – B2 – B3 315 15 3629 9025
SSF BS 315 B1 – B2 – B3 315 16 3629 9025
SSF BS 400 B1 – B2 – B3 – B4 400 16 3629 9040 BS fuse solid link
SSF BS 630 – 800 C1 – C3 800 17 3629 9063
SSF BS 1250 D1 1250 18 3629 9120
SSF DN 63 00 12 160 6420 0000
SSF DN 125 – 160 0 14 160 6421 0000
SSF DN 250 1 15 250 6421 0001
SSF DN 400 2 16 400 6421 0002
SSF DN 630 – 800 3 17 630 6421 0003
SSF DN 1250 4 18 800 – 1250 6441 0005 DIN fuse solid link

SSF 20A – 63A includes integral

IP20 terminal touch protection

Note:
1. 20 - 63 A switch fuses have integral IP 20 terminals as standard, and therefore no external cover is required. See above photo.

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SSF Standard Switch Fuse - Accesssories

Electronic blown fuse indication (FMD: Fuse Monitoring Device)

Applications: For DIN, BS88, UL fuse cartridges without the need for special “striker” fuse types

How it works:
 An FMD 10 detects fuse status & provides a signal via a relay & 1 LED
 An FMD 30 detects fuse status & provides a signal via a bi-stable relay and 3 LEDs
 An FMD 30 will indicate if fuses have blown on 1 or 3 phases via LEDs on the unit (FMD 10 has 1 LED)
 The FMD can be mounted on DIN rail, a mounting plate, the side of an SSF switch fuse, or door mounted
 “Test” function to check for correct operation of the device
 FMD relay power consumption is 3 VA for FMD10 and 15 VA for FMD 30.
 The FMD is direct connected to the fuse tag mounting connections – see diagram at right
 Universal wire lead kits listed below are suitable for connection of DIN or BS fuses to the FMD.

Ordering: For each FMD, 1 x Universal wiring kit is to be ordered from the accessories listing below.
For SSF FUSERBLOC switches 100A to 800A

Qty of LEDs Type Operating voltage Phase to Phase Catalogue Number

1 FMD 10 120 – 250 VAC 3899 1120
1 FMD 10 380 – 690 VAC 3899 1380
3 FMD 30 120 – 260 VAC 3899 3120
3 FMD 30 380 – 690 VAC 3899 3380
Wire lead connection
Accessories harware from FMD to
either BS or DIN fuses
FMD to fuse, universal connection kit, 6 x 600 mm cables 3819 9120 are included as standard
FMD to fuse, universal connection kit, 6 x 2M cables + 1 x door mount bracket 3829 9120
Relay Characteristics
Type Output relay contact rating Ic (A)
AC 15 DC 13
FMD 10 and FMD 30 2.5 A 0.2 A

Dimensions Wiring Panel mounting FMD10 & FMD30

Universal wirng kit 3919 9120

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FUSERBLOC SSF 20 A to 1250A Ratings Chart

Ratings to AS/NZS 60947-3 and IEC 60947-3

20A 32C A 32 A 63 A 100 A 125 A 160 A 160 A
DIN of BS fuse types DIN / BS DIN /BS DIN /BS DIN / BS DIN / BS DIN / BS BS DIN

Rated insulation voltage V 800 800 750 750 750 750 750 750
Rated impulse withstand voltage kV 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
AC Rated operational current
AC 21A 400 V A 20 32 32 63 100 125 160 160
690 V A 20 32 32 63 100 1) 125 1) 160 1) 160 1)
AC 22A 400 V A 20 32 32 63 100 125 160 160
690 V A 20 32 32 63 100 1) 125 1) 160 1) 160 1)
AC 23A 400 V A 20 32 32 63 100 125 160 160
690 V A 20 32 32 63 100 1) 100 1) 125 1) 125 1)
DC Rated operational current/poles in series
220 V A – – 32 63 100 125 160 160
DC 21A
440 V A – – 32 2) 63 2) 100 2) 125 2) 160 2) 160 2)
220 V A – – 32 63 100 125 160 160
DC 22A
440 V A – – 32 2) 63 2) 100 2) 125 2) 160 2) 160 2)
220 V A – – 32 40 100 100 125 125
DC 21A
440 V A – – 32 2) 40 2) 100 2) 100 2) 160 2) 125 2)
Operational power
At 400 V without pre-break AC kW 9 15 15 30 51 63 80 80
At 400 V without pre-break AC kW 15 25 25 55 90 90 110 110

Short circuit capacity

Switch-fuse cut-off current (kA Peak) 400 V kA 5.5 5.5 9 10.6 20 20 20 22.7

Fuse protected short circuit withstand 400 V kA 80 80 80 80 80 – 50 80

AC DIN or BS
(kA RMS prospective) Fuse A 20 32 32 63 100 – 160 160
Fuse types, gG General purpose
DIN 43620 – – – 00C – 00 – 0
AS 60269.2.1:2005, AS/NZS
BS 88 A1 A1 A1 A2 - A3 A4 – B1 - B2 –
60269.2.1:2001
Rated capacitor power kVAr 8 15 15 28 45 55 75 75
Mechanical endurance Ops 20000 20000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000
Weight (3 pole) Kg 0.5 0.5 1.0 1.3 1.8 1.9 2.5 2.5
Connection cable size (min./max.) mm2 2.5/16 2.5/16 6/25 10/25 25/95 35/95 50/95 50/95

Notes:
1. With terminal shrouds/screen.
2. 4 pole device with 2 poles in series by polarity.

240/415 V ratings suitable for use on 230/400 V in accordance with AS 60038: 2012.

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FUSERBLOC SSF 20 A to 1250A Ratings Chart

Ratings to AS/NZS 60947-3 and IEC 60947-3

200 A 250 A 315 A 400 A 630 A 800 A 1250 A
DIN of BS fuse types DIN / BS DIN / BS DIN / BS DIN / BS DIN / BS DIN / BS DIN /BS
Rated insulation voltage V 750 750 800 800 1000 1000 1000
Rated impulse withstand voltage kV 8 8 8 8 12 12 12
AC Rated operational current
400 V A 200 250 315 400 630 800 1250
AC 21A
690 V A 200 1) 250 1) 315 1) 315 500 800 800
400 V A 200 250 315 400 630 800 1250
AC 22A
690 V A 200 1) 250 1) 315 1) 315 500 800 800
400 V A 200 250 315 400 630 800 1000
AC 23A
690 V A 200 1) 250 1) 250 1) 250 315 630 630
DC Rated operational current/poles in series
220 V A 200 250 250 315 315 800 1250
DC 21A
440 V A 250 2) 250 2) 250 2) 315 315 800 2) 1000 2)
220 V A 200 250 250 315 315 800 1250
DC 22A
440 V A 250 2) 250 2) 250 2) 315 315 800 2) 1000 2)
220 V A 200 200 200 200 400 800 1250
DC 21A
440 V A 200 2) 200 2) 200 2) 250 315 800 2) 1000 2)
Operational power
At 400 V without pre-break AC kW 100 132 160 220 355 450 560
At 400 V without pre-break AC kW 150 220 222 220 295 4000 400

Short circuit capacity

Switch-fuse cut-off current (kA Peak) 400 V kA 32.5 32.5 40 40 70 80 90

Fuse protected short circuit withstand 400 V kA 80 80 80 80 80 80 -

AC DIN or BS
(kA RMS prospective) Fuse A 200 250 315 400 630 800 -
Fuse types, gG General purpose DIN 43620 – 1 - 2 3 3 4
AS 60269.2.1:2005, AS/NZS 60269.2.1:2001 BS 88 B1, B2 B1, B2, B3 B1, B2, B3 B1, B2, B3 ,B4 C1, C2 C1, C2, C3 D1
Rated capacitor power kVAr 90 115 145 185 290 365 460
Mechanical endurance Ops 10000 10000 10000 10000 8000 8000 8000
Weight (3 pole) Kg 3.8 3.8 4.8 4.8 18.7 19.8 25.0
Connection cable size (min./max.) mm2 94 / 240 94 / 240 185 / 240 185 / 240 2 x 150/2 x 300 2 x 185/2 x 300 4 x 185

Notes:
3. With terminal shrouds/screen.
4. 4 pole device with 2 poles in series by polarity.

240/415 V ratings suitable for use on 230/400 V in accordance with AS 60038: 2012.

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FUSERBLOC SSF Dimensions (mm)

FUSERBLOC SSF BS 20A and 32A Compact series

FUSERBLOC SSF BS 63A and DIN 63A

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FUSERBLOC SSF Dimensions (mm)

FUSERBLOC SSF BS 160 A and DIN 160 A

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FUSERBLOC SSF Dimensions (mm)

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FUSERBLOC SSF Dimensions (mm)

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NH / DIN Fuse Links

Size 000 to 1 16A to 250A gG, 500V

Size 1, 16A to 250A gG, 500V

NHP Breaking
AC Voltage Suits Socomec
Catalogue Amp rating DIN Size capacity at
rating Switch fuse
number rated voltage
N006 1) 6 000/00 500 V SSF DN 63 120 kA
N0010 1) 10 000/00 500 V SSF DN 63 120 kA
N0016 1) 16 000/00 500 V SSF DN 63 120 kA
N0020 1) 20 000/00 500 V SSF DN 63 120 kA
N0025 1) 25 000/00 500 V SSF DN 63 120 kA
N0032 1) 32 000/00 500 V SSF DN 63 120 kA
N0035 1) 35 000/00 500 V SSF DN 63 120 kA
N0040 1) 40 000/00 500 V SSF DN 63 120 kA
N0050 1) 50 000/00 500 V SSF DN 63 120 kA
N0063 1) 63 000/00 500 V SSF DN 63 120 kA
N0080 1) 80 000/00 500 V SSF DN 125 120 kA
N000100 1) 100 000/00 500 V SSF DN 125 120 kA
N000125 1) 125 000/00 500 V SSF DN 125 120 kA
N00125 125 00 500 V SSF DN 125 120 kA
N00160 160 00 500 V SSF DN 160 120 kA
6421 0000 160 000/00 Solid Link

Size 1, 16A to 250A gG, 500V

NHP Breaking
AC Voltage Suits Socomec
Catalogue Amp rating DIN Size capacity at
rating Switch fuse
number rated voltage
N1 16 16 1 500 V SSF DN 250 120 kA
N1 20 20 1 500 V SSF DN 250 120 kA
N1 25 25 1 500 V SSF DN 250 120 kA
N1 32 32 1 500 V SSF DN 250 120 kA
N1 35 35 1 500 V SSF DN 250 120 kA
N1 40 40 1 500 V SSF DN 250 120 kA
N1 50 50 1 500 V SSF DN 250 120 kA
N1 63 63 1 500 V SSF DN 250 120 kA
N1 80 80 1 500 V SSF DN 250 120 kA
N1 100 100 1 500 V SSF DN 250 120 kA
N1 125 125 1 500 V SSF DN 250 120 kA
N1 160 160 1 500 V SSF DN 250 120 kA
N1 200 200 1 500 V SSF DN 250 120 kA
N1 224 224 1 500 V SSF DN 250 120 kA
N1 250 250 1 500 V SSF DN 250 120 kA
6421 0001 315 1 Solid Link

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Size 2 to 4 35A to 1250A gG, 500V

Size 2, 35A to 400A, gG, 500V

NHP Breaking
AC Voltage Suits Socomec
Catalogue Amp rating DIN Size capacity at
rating Switch fuse
number rated voltage
N2 35 35 2 500 V SSF DN 400 120 kA
N2 40 40 2 500 V SSF DN 400 120 kA
N2 50 50 2 500 V SSF DN 400 120 kA
N2 63 63 2 500 V SSF DN 400 120 kA
N2 80 80 2 500 V SSF DN 400 120 kA
N2 100 100 2 500 V SSF DN 400 120 kA
N2 125 125 2 500 V SSF DN 400 120 kA
N2 160 160 2 500 V SSF DN 400 120 kA
N2 200 200 2 500 V SSF DN 400 120 kA
N2 224 224 2 500 V SSF DN 400 120 kA
N2 250 250 2 500 V SSF DN 400 120 kA
N2 300 300 2 500 V SSF DN 400 120 kA
N2 315 315 2 500 V SSF DN 400 120 kA
N2 355 355 2 500 V SSF DN 400 120 kA
N2 400 400 2 500 V SSF DN 400 120 kA
6421 0002 400 2 Solid Link

Size 3, 315A to 800A, gG, 500V

NHP Breaking
AC Voltage Suits Socomec
Catalogue Amp rating DIN Size capacity at
rating Switch fuse
number rated voltage
N3 315 315 3 500 V SSF DN 630 120 kA
N3 355 355 3 500 V SSF DN 630 120 kA
N3 400 400 3 500 V SSF DN 630 120 kA
N3 425 424 3 500 V SSF DN 630 120 kA
N3 500 500 3 500 V SSF DN 630 120 kA
N3 630 630 3 500 V SSF DN 630 120 kA
N3 800 800 3 500 V SSF DN 800 120 kA
6421 0003 800 3 Solid Link

Size 4, 800A to 1250A, gG, 500V

NHP Breaking
AC Voltage Suits Socomec
Catalogue Amp rating DIN Size capacity at rated
rating Switch fuse
number voltage
N4 800 800 4 500 VAC SSF DN 1250 120 kA
N4 900 900 4 500 VAC SSF DN 1250 120 kA
N4 1000 1000 4 500 VAC SSF DN 1250 120 kA
N4 1250 1250 4 500 VAC SSF DN 1250 120 kA

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BS Fuse Links Bolt-In Tag 2A to 100A Types: NNIT, NTIA, NTIS, NTCP

Technical data
 Type gG for cable, line and motor protection
 Type gM “M” type specifically for motor protection

BS Fuse links Bolt-In Offset Tag, 2A to 32A Type: NNIT

NHP Breaking
Fuse size Barrel AC Voltage Suits Socomec
Catalogue Amp rating capacity at
reference diameter rating Switch fuse
number rated voltage
NNIT2 2 A1 14.2 500 V SSF BS 20 80 kA
NNIT4 4 A1 14.2 500 V SSF BS 20 80 kA
NNIT6 6 A1 14.2 500 V SSF BS 20 80 kA
NNIT10 10 A1 14.2 500 V SSF BS 20 80 kA
NNIT16 16 A1 14.2 500 V SSF BS 20 80 kA
NNIT20 20 A1 14.2 500 V SSF BS 20 80 kA
NNIT25 25 A1 14.2 500 V SSF BS 32 80 kA
NNIT32 32 A1 14.2 500 V SSF BS 32 80 kA
NNIT20M25 20M25 A1 12.7 415 V SSF BS 20 80 kA
NNIT20M32 20M32 A1 12.7 415 V SSF BS 20 80 kA
NNIT32M40 32M40 A1 12.7 415 V SSF BS 32 80 kA
NNIT32M50 32M50 A1 12.7 415 V SSF BS 32 80 kA
NNIT32M63 32M63 A1 12.7 415 V SSF BS 32 80 kA

BS Fuse links Bolt-In Offset Tag, 2A to 100A Type: NTIA, NTIS

NHP Breaking
Fuse size Barrel AC Voltage Suits Socomec
Catalogue Amp rating capacity at
reference diameter rating Switch fuse
number rated voltage
NTIA20 20 A2 13.5 415 V SSF BS 63 80 kA
NTIA25 25 A2 13.5 415 V SSF BS 63 80 kA
NTIA32 32 A2 13.5 415 V SSF BS 63 80 kA
NTIA32M40 32M40 A2 21.9 415 V SSF BS 63 80 kA
NTIA32M50 32M50 A2 21.9 415 V SSF BS 63 80 kA
NTIA32M63 32M64 A2 21.9 415 V SSF BS 63 80 kA
NTIS36 36 A3 17.5 415 V SSF BS 63 80 kA
NTIS40 40 A3 17.5 415 V SSF BS 63 80 kA
NTIS50 50 A3 17.5 415 V SSF BS 63 80 kA
NTIS63 63 A3 17.5 415 V SSF BS 63 80 kA
NTIS63M80 63M80 A3 26.0 415 V SSF BS 63 80 kA
NTIS63M100 63M100 A3 26.0 415 V SSF BS 63 80 kA

BS Fuse links Bolt-In Offset Tag, 20A to 200A Type: NTCP

NHP Breaking
Fuse size Barrel AC Voltage Suits Socomec
Catalogue Amp rating capacity at
reference diameter rating Switch fuse
number rated voltage
NTCP20 20 A4 22.0 500 V SSF BS 100 80 kA
NTCP25 25 A4 22.0 500 V SSF BS 100 80 kA
NTCP32 32 A4 22.0 500 V SSF BS 100 80 kA
NTCP40 40 A4 22.0 500 V SSF BS 100 80 kA
NTCP50 50 A4 31.8 500 V SSF BS 100 80 kA
NTCP63 63 A4 31.8 500 V SSF BS 100 80 kA
NTCP80 80 A4 31.8 500 V SSF BS 100 80 kA
NTCP100 100 A4 31.8 500 V SSF BS 100 80 kA
NTCP100M125 100M125 A4 35.0 415 V SSF BS 100 80 kA
NTCP100M160 100M160 A4 35.0 415 V SSF BS 100 80 kA
NTCP100M200 100M200 A4 35.0 415 V SSF BS 100 80 kA

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Bolt-in, 2A to 400A, Types: NTFP, NTBC, NTC, NTF, NTKF, NTKM, NTMF

Technical data
 Type gG for cable, line and motor protection
 Type gM “M” types specifically for motor protection

BS Fuse links Bolt-In Centre Tag, 63 A to 400 A Types: NTBC, NTC, NTF, NTKF, NTKM, NTMF

Breaking
NHP Catalogue Fuse size Barrel AC Voltage Suits Socomec
Amp rating capacity at
number reference diameter rating Switch fuse rated voltage
NTBC63 63 B1 31.8 500 V SSF BS 160 80 kA
NTBC63M80 63M100 B1 26.0 415 V SSF BS 160 80 kA
NTBC63M100 63M100 B1 26.0 415 V SSF BS 160 80 kA
NTC80 80 B1 31.8 500 V SSF BS 160 80 kA
NTC100 100 B1 31.8 500 V SSF BS 160 80 kA
NTC100M125 100M125 B1 35.0 415 V SSF BS 160 80 kA
NTC100M160 100M160 B1 35.0 415 V SSF BS 160 80 kA
NTF125 125 B2 39.5 500 V SSF BS 160 80 kA
NTF160 160 B2 39.5 500 V SSF BS 160 80 kA
NTF200 200 B2 39.5 500 V SSF BS 200 80 kA
NTF200M250 200M250 B2 41.0 415 V SSF BS 200 80 kA
NTF200M315 200M315 B2 41.0 415 V SSF BS 200 80 kA
NTKF250S 250 B3 40.0 500 V SSF BS 250 80 kA
NTKF250 250 B3 50.5 500 V SSF BS 250 80 kA
NTKF315 315 B3 50.5 500 V SSF BS 315 80 kA
NTKF315M400 315M400 B3 51.0 415 V SSF BS 315 80 kA
NTKM250 250 B4 41.0 415 V SSF BS 315 80 kA
NTKM315 315 B4 41.0 415 V SSF BS 315 80 kA
NTMF355 355 B4 50.5 415 V SSF BS 400 80 kA
NTMF400 400 B4 50.5 415 V SSF BS 400 80 kA

BS Fuse links Bolt-In Centre Tag, 400 A to 800 A Types: NTBC, NTC, NTF, NTKF, NTKM, NTMF
NHP Breaking
Fuse size Barrel AC Voltage Suits Socomec
Catalogue Amp rating capacity at rated
reference diameter rating Switch fuse
number voltage
NTM400 400 A C1 50.5 500 V SSF BS 630 80 kA
NTM400M450 400M450 A C1 61.0 415 V SSF BS 630 80 kA
NTM400M500 400M500 A C1 61.0 415 V SSF BS 630 80 kA
NTTM450 450 A C2 70.0 500 V SSF BS 630 80 kA
NTTM500 500 A C2 70.0 500 V SSF BS 630 80 kA
NTTM560 560 A C2 70.0 500 V SSF BS 630 80 kA
NTTM630 630 A C2 70.0 500 V SSF BS 630 80 kA
NTLM670 670 A C3 73.0 415 V SSF BS 800 80 kA
NTLM710 710 A C3 73.0 415 V SSF BS 800 80 kA
NTLM750 750 A C3 73.0 415 V SSF BS 800 80 kA
NTLM800 800 A C3 73.0 415 V SSF BS 800 80 kA

BS Fuse links Bolt-In Centre Tag, 630 A to 1250 A Types: NTLU, NTXU
NHP Breaking
Fuse size Barrel AC Voltage Suits Socomec
Catalogue Amp rating capacity at rated
reference diameter rating Switch fuse
number voltage
NTLU630 630 A D1 73.0 415 V SSF BS 1250 80 kA
NTLU670 670 A D1 73.0 415 V SSF BS 1250 80 kA
NTLU710 710 A D1 73.0 415 V SSF BS 1250 80 kA
NTLU750 750 A D1 73.0 415 V SSF BS 1250 80 kA
NTLU800 800 A D1 101.6 415 V SSF BS 1250 80 kA
NTXU1000 1000 A D1 101.6 550 V SSF BS 1250 80 kA
NTXU1250 1250 A D1 101.6 550 V SSF BS 1250 80 kA

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