NH4a/MI gG 1000A/500V Fuse link
- ETI Code:
- 004176030
- Fuse type:
- NH
- Size:
- NH4a
- Rated current:
- 1000 A
- Time-Current Characteristic:
- gG
- Indicator:
- Centre fuse status indicator
- Rated AC voltage:
- 500 V
- Rated DC voltage:
- 250 V
- Breaking capacity AC:
- 120 kA
- Power dissipation:
- 84 W
- Operating joule integral (A2s):
- 20,000,000
- Prearcing joule integral (A2s):
- 6,250,000
- Standards:
- IEC 60269-1, IEC 60269-2
- Application:
- For cable protection
21 Logistics
Product
- Net weight of the product
- 2,810 g
- Net width
- 95 mm
- Net height
- 200.1 mm
- Net depth
- 121 mm
- Stock unit of measure
- pcs
Basic Packaging
- Basic packaging quantity
- 1 pcs
- EAN code for a basic packaging
- 3838895308829
- Basic packaging weight
- 2.909 kg
- Basic Packaging Dimensions Height
- 0.1 m
- Basic Packaging Dimensions Width
- 0.212 m
- Basic Packaging Dimensions Depth
- 0.152 m
- Basic packaging volume
- 0.003 m³
Transport Packaging
- Transport packaging quantity
- 4 pcs
- EAN code for a transport packaging
- 3838895715726
- Transport packaging weight
- 11.958 kg
- Transport Packaging Dimensions Height
- 0.255 m
- Transport Packaging Dimensions Width
- 0.365 m
- Transport Packaging Dimensions Depth
- 0.25 m
- Transport packaging volume
- 0.023 m³
- Pallet quantity
- 144 pcs
- Customs tariff
- 85361090
9 ETIM
- Rated switching capacity AC
- 120 kA
- Voltage type
- AC/DC
- Fuse construction type according to IEC 60269
- NH4a
- Rated voltage AC
- 500
- Power loss at rated current
- 84 W
- Type of fuse status indicator
- Centre fuse status indicator
- Rated current
- 1,000 A
- Rated voltage DC
- 250
- Utilization category
- gG (cable protection/equipment protection)
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