TYPE 3AG SLO BLO 4A 250V FUSES 313 4A
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Cartridge Fuse, 250 V, 4 A, 200 A Interrupt, Class: 3AG, Indicating/Non-Indicating: Non-Indicating, Cartridge Body Type, Holder Mount, Glass Body, Nickel-Plated, -60 to 125 deg C, 1/4 in Dia, 1-1/4 in Length, Additional Information: 0.031 Ohm Nominal Cold Resistance, Lead-Free
The 3AG Slo-Blo® fuse solves a broad range of application requirements while offering reliable performance and cost-effective circuit protection. The fuse catalog number with the suffix "ID" instantly identifies itself upon opening by showing a discoloration of its glass body. Guesswork and time consuming circuit testing are eliminated. This unique design offers the same quality performance characteristics as the standard 3AG Slo-Blo® fuse design.
- 313 Series fuses have time-delayed in the overload range, which provides superior protection inductive loads such as motors, transformers and solenoids
- 3AG indicating fuses instantly identify themselves upon opening by showing a discoloration of their glass bodies
Product Details
Cartridge Fuse, 250 V, 4 A, 200 A Interrupt, Class: 3AG, Indicating/Non-Indicating: Non-Indicating, Cartridge Body Type, Holder Mount, Glass Body, Nickel-Plated, -60 to 125 deg C, 1/4 in Dia, 1-1/4 in Length, Additional Information: 0.031 Ohm Nominal Cold Resistance, Lead-Free
The 3AG Slo-Blo® fuse solves a broad range of application requirements while offering reliable performance and cost-effective circuit protection. The fuse catalog number with the suffix "ID" instantly identifies itself upon opening by showing a discoloration of its glass body. Guesswork and time consuming circuit testing are eliminated. This unique design offers the same quality performance characteristics as the standard 3AG Slo-Blo® fuse design.
Attributes
Features
- 313 Series fuses have time-delayed in the overload range, which provides superior protection inductive loads such as motors, transformers and solenoids
- 3AG indicating fuses instantly identify themselves upon opening by showing a discoloration of their glass bodies