Eaton 32A Rail Mount Fuse Holder for A2 Fuse, 1P, 690V ac

This range of Red Spot fuse holders are also known as finger-safe fuse holders, originally created and designed to be used with BS88 fuses. These types of fuse holders will predominantly be found within industrial and commercial environments. The rail mount fuse holders contain fuses that are slotted into sets with metal contacts.

For use with any BS88 fuselink.
Full shrouded construction
Separate base contact insulating shrouds
Anti-vibration construction
Large fuse carriers contact areas for low resistance and longer life
Taper shank fuse fixing screws ensure easy re-entry
Compatible with standard and motor rated fuses
Range of BS88 semiconductor fuseholders also available (see stock no. 229-239- typical of selection)
Note: Essential extra adapter is stock no. 414-213

One of the main functions of a rail mount fuse holder is to offer circuit protection, it is to also offer protection to both the user and the equipment in the event of a circuit overload within any given application.

Improve electrical safety in your industrial machinery and equipment with this robust fuse holder from Eaton . This component is designed to hold A2 fuses for DIN rail mounting. It's made of a highly durable thermoplastic material that provides reliable resistance against impact and vibration, while also offering finger safety to protect you from electric shocks.
With a voltage rating of 660V AC (alternating current) and a current rating of 32A, this device is ideal for low-voltage industrial applications in situations like production plants and automotive workshops.

• Large contact areas for low resistivity and a prolonged lifespan
• Copper contact material for reliable conductivity and signal transmission
• Compatible with both slow-acting and fast-acting fuses for versatility
• Flame retardant housing for use in demanding applications

Also known as 'prospective short circuit current', 'potential fault current' is the value of the current that would flow if there was no protection in the circuit in the event of a short circuit.

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