NH Industrial Fuse-Links with Knife Blade Contacts

500 Volt Industrial Fuse-Links to IEC 60269-2 – Type LSPN Dual Indicator

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500 Volt NH Industrial Fuse-Links with knife blade contacts are for use in industrial installations. Type “LSPN Dual Indicator” are used for protection of semi-conductors.

NH fuse-links are manufactured from a rectangular ceramic casing surrounded by a cover plate with a metal blade style terminal on each end. As a result of blown fuse-link, they must be replaced with a new fuse with the same characteristics. The fuse element inside the casing is connected to the cover plate / blade terminals.

Also available: Ranges of Fuse-Links for motor circuit and semi-conductor protection.

500 Volt NH Industrial Fuse-Links with knife blade contacts are for use in industrial installations. Type “LSPN Dual Indicator” are used for protection of semi-conductors.

NH fuse-links are manufactured from a rectangular ceramic casing surrounded by a cover plate with a metal blade style terminal on each end. As a result of blown fuse-link, they must be replaced with a new fuse with the same characteristics. The fuse element inside the casing is connected to the cover plate / blade terminals.

Also available: Ranges of Fuse-Links for motor circuit and semi-conductor protection.

LSPN Dual Indicator 500V NH Industrial Fuse-Links

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