Fuse Blocks
Teknisk specifikation |
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| Plastic material | Fiberglass reinforced polypropylene |
| Material fasteners |
Stainless steel, A2 |
| Material nuts | Stainless steel, A2 |
| Material washers | Stainless steel, A2 |
| Material rotation lock |
Tinned brass |
| Max current | 50 V |
| Country of origin |
Sweden |
| Other useful information | Goes by DIN 43560/1 standard |
Fuse Block XSV can use a bolt-on fuse up to 750 A. It has a rotation lock to ensure that you can tighten the cable and the fuse, using a high torque without twisting them, and allows high currents to pass through.
Fuse Block XS is a simpler model that can use a bolt-on fuse for up to 250 A. It does NOT have a rotation lock, and can NOT allow high currents to pass through.
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Fuse holder XSV with protective cover |
E0400 Instruction |
E0400 Fuse holder XSV |
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Fuse holder XS with protective cover |
E0402 Instruction |
E0400 Fuse holder XSV |
| Art no. | Color | Amperage | Rotation lock |
|---|---|---|---|
| E0400 | Red | Max 750 A | Yes |
| E0402 | Black | Max 250 A | No |
Instruction
When mounting a fuse on the fuse holder, it is important that you do as shown in the picture with E0400 and E0402.
The fuse must be placed directly against the cable lug.
Never place a nut or washer between the cable and the fuse.
If a nut or washer is between the fuse and the cable lug, the resistance of the nut or washer will give so much heat development that the holder may melt.
Do not forget to mount a protective cover.