MERSEN
Cylindrical fuse link 10x38, gG
gG type fuses are suitable for cable protection. Available either with or without indicator/striker.
- Ceramic body
- Silver-plated copper contacts
- 400 ... 690 V AC
- Breaking capacity 100 ... 120 kA
- Availabe with an indicator or a striker
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Specifications
| Approvals | CE, DNV, GL, Lloyd´s |
|---|---|
| Breaking Capacity | 120 kA |
| Characteristic (CVL) | gG |
| Nominal current | 0.5 A |
| Pack Size | 10 |
| Voltage AC max | 500 V |
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Product description
gG type fuses are suitable for cable protection. Available either with or without indicator/striker.
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