Bussmann Semiconductor Fuse
Bussmann Semiconductor Fuse Dealer
Product Description
Bussmann semiconductor fuse can be used in multiple applications; industrial, utility, street lighting and domestic. Full range of rated current and voltage available as well as compatible fuse holders. They meet the BS88 part 1 and 2 and IEC 60269-1 and -2 standards.
Reliable design
Bussmann semiconductor fuse are well established, reliable products, giving you peace of mind your installation is protected by the most cost effective and efficient fusible circuit protection solutions.
We RLA Electricals provide wide range of Bussmann Semiconductor Fuses supplier in Kolkata.
What is a Bussmann semiconductor fuse? Bussmann semiconductor fuse are also known as high speed, fuses or rectifier, fuses. They are very fast acting, current limiting, fuses that offer low melting integral (I2t) values and peak let-through currents. Bussmann semiconductor fuse types have voltage, ratings ranging from 130 to 1,500 volts. These fuses are designed to protect power supplies, rectifiers, diodes, thyristors, triacs, transistors and other solid-state power Bussmann semiconductor fuse devices. They are offered in ferrule, bolt-in, blade and hockey puck casing styles.
Product Details:
Fuse Type Blade Fuse
Model Number BK/ATC-1 1 Black BK/ATC-2 2 Gray BK/ATC-3 3 Violet BK/ATC-4 4 Pink BK/ATC-5 5 Tan BK/ATC-7.5 7.5 Bro, BK/ATC-1 1 Black BK/ATC-2 2 Gray BK/ATC-3 3 Violet BK/ATC-4 4 Pink BK/ATC-5 5 Tan BK/ATC-7.5 7.5 Bro
Application Motor, Air-Conditioner, Home Distribution Board, LCD Monitor
Specifications:
Product: Specialty Fuses Body Style: Cartridge Blade Fuses Current Rating: 25 A Voltage Rating AC: 240 VAC Mounting Style: Stud Termination Style: Bolt Down Fuse Size/Group: HRC Indicator Style: Without Indicator Packaging: Bulk Brand: Bussmann / Eaton
Bussmann Semiconductor Fuse series fuses play a major role in industrial or commercial facilities by providing reliable, maximum protection to power systems. Their physical size or rejection features prevent replacing a fuse with one from another fuse class.