Eaton 250A Tag Fuse NH2 1000V

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RS Stock No.:
282-6184
Mfr. Part No.:
BSF-250G-NH210
Manufacturer:
Eaton
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Brand

Eaton

Product Type

Tag Fuse

Current Rating

250A

Fuse Size

NH2

Voltage

1000V

Standards/Approvals

IEC 60269-7

Application Category

Battery Storage

Fuse Speed

Fast Acting

High Rupture Capacity

Yes

Overall Length

150mm

Length

150mm

Height

61mm

Width

53.9mm

Series

Bussmann

COO (Country of Origin):
IN

Eaton Tag Fuse, 250A Current, 1000V Voltage - BSF-250G-NH210


This tag fuse is a battery-storage protective link designed to isolate and interrupt fault currents in battery array combiners and disconnects within energy storage systems. It operates at high DC voltage and is intended for use where Rapid disconnection of reverse or multi-array fault currents is required in industrial electrical installations.

Features & Benefits


• 1000V DC rated voltage delivers high-voltage battery protection
• 250A nominal current provides robust current limitation
• Fast-acting characteristic reduces energy let-through during faults
• High rupture capacity offers interruption of large prospective currents
• Knife/bladed or bolted fixing options enable diverse mounting choices

Applications


• Suitable for protecting battery array combiners in storage systems
• Ideal for isolating multi-string battery faults in large installations
• used with NH fuse bases for industrial DC distribution protection
• Suitable for PV storage and energy management battery disconnects

What breaking capacity can I expect for fault clearance?


The fuse type is specified with a breaking capacity up to 100kA for prospective currents, enabling clearance of high-magnitude DC faults.

How does it perform with low overcurrent faults typical of batteries?


It is designed to interrupt low-magnitude reverse and multi-array fault currents prevalent in battery systems by using a gBat operating characteristic suited to such conditions.

Which fixing formats are compatible with this tag fuse?


It is available in both knife-blade (bladed) and bolted-blade variants to suit different holder and microswitch arrangements.

Are there accessory holders or switches for system integration?


Dedicated fuse holders and microswitches are specified separately for use with the bladed version to support monitoring and secure mounting.

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