Eaton 6A Tag Fuse 14 x 59 mm 550V ac

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RS Stock No.:
228-815
Mfr. Part No.:
NSD6
Manufacturer:
Eaton
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Brand

Eaton

Fuse Type

NSD

Product Type

Tag Fuse

Fuse Size

14 x 59 mm

Standards/Approvals

ANSIESD S0.0:01, RoHS, EN 60691:007, EN IEC 6000:018

Application Category

General Industrial Application

Fuse Speed

gL

Fuse Characteristics

gG/gL

Tag Type

Offset Bladed

Length

60mm

Overall Length

9mm

Diameter

14mm

Height

14mm

Series

Eaton Bussmann

COO (Country of Origin):
IN

Eaton Tag Fuse, 6A Current Rating, 550V Voltage - NSD6


This tag fuse provides overcurrent protection for industrial electrical installations, designed to interrupt fault currents in general industrial settings. It is intended for use where a cartridge-style protective element with a distinctive offset blade connection is required, operating at voltages up to 550V and rated for low-current circuits in automation and electrical systems.

Features & Benefits


• 6A nominal current delivering precise low-current protection
• gG/gL characteristic for comprehensive conductor and equipment protection
• Slow-blow gL response to withstand temporary inrush currents
• Offset bladed tag for easy panel connection

**Applications**


• Suitable for protecting control circuits in automation panels
• Ideal for safeguarding distribution branches in manufacturing plants
• Used for protection of electronic modules in motor control centres
• Can be used for maintenance isolation tagging and fault diagnostics

What is the fuse’s operating current capability?


It is rated at 6A for continuous operation, intended for circuits requiring low-current protection.

Which type of fault-clearing behaviour should I expect?


The element follows a time-delay characteristic to tolerate short inrush events while clearing sustained overloads.

What connection style does it use for mounting?


It utilises an offset blade tag connection that facilitates insertion into compatible fuse holders and simplifies replacement.

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