Newark PL004002 Contact Block SPST-NO Line Protection
- Circuit Breakers
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Three-pole fuse block rated 30 A at 600 V with 3.3 in width
This Eaton Bussmann fuse block provides line protection for circuits up to 30 amps at 600 volts. It features three poles and a width of 3.3 inches. The unit is designed for panel mounting in electrical distribution systems. It accepts compatible fuses for overcurrent protection.
Verify that your enclosure has at least 3.40 inches of length and 3.30 inches of width for this block. Ensure the circuit voltage does not exceed 600 volts and the current rating matches 30 amps. Confirm you have the correct fuse class and size for the three poles. This block is not suited for higher amperage or different pole counts.
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The fuse block is supplied as a single unit; mounting hardware and 30A 600V fuses must be purchased separately.
The 3-pole 3.3 in wide block matches a 30A 600V three-phase circuit; select a different pole count only if your circuit requires fewer or more poles.
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