ABB 200A Tag Fuse NH1 500V

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RS Stock No.:
251-3465
Mfr. Part No.:
1SCA022627R4490
Manufacturer:
ABB
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Brand

ABB

Current Rating

200A

Fuse Type

HRC

Product Type

Tag Fuse

Fuse Size

NH1

Voltage

500V

Standards/Approvals

CE

Application Category

gG

Fuse Speed

GG

High Rupture Capacity

Yes

Tag Type

Blade

Fuse Characteristics

Fast Acting

Length

135mm

Overall Length

135mm

Width

40mm

Height

65mm

Series

OFA

RoHS Status: Not Applicable

COO (Country of Origin):
HU

ABB OFAF1H Series Centred Tag Fuse, 135mm Overall Length, Blade Tag - OFAF1H200 1SCA022627R4490


This centred tag fuse offers overcurrent protection for electrical systems. It features a current rating of 200A and a voltage rating of 500V, making it suitable for demanding applications. Compliant with DIN IEC 60269-1-2 standards, it integrates well into various installations. Its durable design and high rupture capacity play a critical role in ensuring electrical safety within automated processes and diverse industrial settings.

Features & Benefits


• Blade tag design allows for simple installation and replacement

• Categorised as a gG fuse for general-purpose applications

• Compact dimensions enable integration in limited spaces

Applications


• Ideal for protecting machinery and electrical equipment

• Commonly utilised in panel boards and motor control centres

What type of installations is suitable for this fuse?


This fuse is appropriate for various installations, including industrial automation, panel boards, and motor control systems needing robust overcurrent protection.

What characteristics should I consider when replacing a fuse?


When replacing the fuse, consider the current and voltage ratings, along with the application category, to ensure compatibility and effective protection for your specific system.

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