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BUSSMANN ED250 Low Voltage Fuse, 250 A, 415 V | BD6AGE

BUSSMANN ED250 Low Voltage Fuse, 250 A, 415 V

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Product Specifications:

ItemFuse Link
Body StyleCartridge Blade Fuses
ClassClass gG/gL
Current Rating250A
Diameter31mm
Fuse Size / GroupHRC
Height31mm
Indicator StyleWithout Indicator
Interrupt Rating80 Kaic
Length136mm
Mfr. SeriesED
Mounting StyleStud
PackagingBulk
Product Datasheetbussmann-ed250.pdf
ShapeCentre bolted tags
Termination TypeBolt Down
TypeFuse
Voltage (ac)415 VAC
Voltage Rating415V
Width31mm

Shipping Info:

Ship weight (kg) 0.1667
Ship height (cm)3.1
Ship length (cm)13.6
Ship width (cm)3.1

Product Details:

Bussmann ED250 Specialty fuse is a high-performance fuse designed to provide reliable overcurrent protection in power generation, transportation and automotive applications.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. What is the difference between fast-acting and slow-blow fuses?

A. Fast-acting fuses respond quickly to overcurrent events and are used for circuits with sensitive components. Slow-blow fuses can tolerate short-duration overcurrents and are used in circuits with motors or inrush currents.

Q. Can I replace a fuse with a higher-rated one?

A. It is not recommended to replace a fuse with a higher-rated one, as it can compromise circuit protection. Always use a fuse with the specified rating.

Q. Can a fuse be used in parallel to increase current capacity?

A. Parallel fusing is generally not recommended, as it can lead to unequal current sharing between fuses and compromise protection.

Q. Do fuses have a shelf life?

A. Fuses generally have no expiration date, but they should be stored in appropriate conditions (away from dust and moisture) to ensure their reliability.

Q. How can I test a fuse to see if it's still working?

A. To test a fuse, use a multimeter in continuity mode. If the fuse is intact, it will show low resistance. If it is blown, it will show infinite resistance.

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BUSSMANN ED250 Low Voltage Fuse, 250 A, 415 V
€28.92 /unit