Switchgear Panel Transformer Fuse
The Circuit Protection Technology
LV Transformer Fuse- A fuse is a type of over-current protective device that is designed to be a sacrificial element in an electrical power system. Low voltage fuses are defined as fuses with a voltage rating less than or equal to 1,500V
- A fuse is a type of over-current protective device that is designed to be a sacrificial element in an electrical power system. Low voltage fuses are defined as fuses with a voltage rating less than or equal to 1,500V
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Voltage - Up to 1500 V
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Current - 2 to 500A
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Short Circuit Capacity - 33 kA
HT Fuse
- HT HRC Fuses consist of a ceramic body with a Silver fuse filament (based on Ampere rating) and a striker pin mechanism. In case of any fault, the striker pin comes out with pre-defined force. HRC fuses provide a faster option for tripping as against relay based protection.
- HT HRC Fuses consist of a ceramic body with a Silver fuse filament (based on Ampere rating) and a striker pin mechanism. In case of any fault, the striker pin comes out with pre-defined force. HRC fuses provide a faster option for tripping as against relay based protection.
- Type -BS /IEC/ DIN
- Voltage- 3.3, 7.2, 12, 24 and 36 kV
- Current - Up to 500A Short circuit
- Capacity - 25, 40, 63 kA
