63ENSFBS - Bussmann series low voltage British standard BS88 fuse holders

63ENSFBS

Fuse accessory, Fuse-holder, low voltage, 63 A, AC 550 V, BS88/F2, 1P, BS, front connected, back stud connected, fuse-link ESD

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General specifications

Product Name	Eaton Bussmann series low voltage british standard fuse holder
Catalog Number	63ENSFBS
EAN	5027590485081
Product Length/Depth	90 mm
Product Height	125 mm
Product Width	30 mm
Product Weight	232.8 g
Compliances	CE Marked RoHS Compliant
Certifications	BS88

Electrical data

Amperage Rating	63 A
Voltage rating at AC	550 V a.c.

Product specification

Model	Safeloc
Connection	Front/back stud connected
Number of poles	Single-pole

Compatible Bussmann series fuse

Fuse type

ESD

Brochures

eaton-bussmannseries-bs88-fuses-industrial-motor-use-product-aid-pa134006-en-gb.pdf

Catalogues

eaton-bussmann-series-low-voltage-fuses-catalog-ca134002en-en-us.pdf

Declarations of conformity

eCAD model

eaton-low-voltage-british-standard-fuse-holder-eplan-63ensfbs.edz

mCAD model

eaton-iec-lv-fuse-holders-mcad-3d-models-63ensfbs.stp

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