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Mersen UltraSafe™ USCC1I-DC24 Fuse Holder, 24 VDC, 30 A, 14 to 6 AWG Wire, 1 Pole

Selected USCC2Mersen UltraSafe™ USCC2 Fuse Holder, 600 VAC/VDC, 30 A, 14 to 6 AWG Wire, 2 Poles
USCC2Mersen UltraSafe™ USCC2 Fuse Holder, 600 VAC/VDC, 30 A, 14 to 6 AWG Wire, 2 Poles

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Short Description

Mersen UltraSafe™ modular fuseholders introduce a new level of safety for Class CC and midget fuses up to 30 A. UltraSafe™ fuseholders qualify as "finger safe" under IEC and DIN standards to an IP20 grade of protection, including fuse changing (with the flick of a finger). UltraSafe fuseholders are available in 1, 2, 3 or 4-poles, with or without visual blown-fuse indicators in each pole. Multiple poles can be assembled in the field by ordering and installing pin-tie handles. UltraSafe™ fuseholders save up to 15% mounting space and any combination can be snapped onto 35 mm DIN rail for extra savings in panel building time. Choose Class CC fuses for Type "2" no-damage protection, one of the safest protection packages in the industry. The UltraSafe™ body material is tough and durable polyamide, with exceptional insulating properties.

Features

  • IP20 finger safe (touch safe)
  • Optional visual blown fuse indicator lights
  • Compact footprint
  • Quick, tool-free, easy fuse change outs
  • Phillips/slot head terminal screws
  • 14 to 6 AWG (single conductor), 14 to 10 AWG (dual conductor) wire size
  • 200 kA short circuit current rating

Specification

Fuse Holder Code
D/W
Material
Polyamide
Mounting Type
DIN Rail
Number of Phases
1
Number Of Poles
1
Series
USCC
Suitable For Use With
ATDR, ATMR and ATQR Series Fuse
Temperature Rating
-40 to 85 deg C
Voltage Rating
24 VDC
Wire Size
14 to 6 AWG
Application
For all circuits (including branch-circuits) up to 600 VAC/VDC for motors, control circuits and transformers
Standard & Approvals
RoHS Compliant, UL 4248-4 File No. E52283, CSA C22.2, Class 6225/32169
Amperage Rating
30 A
Dimensions
3.07 in L x 0.69 in W x 2.32 in H
Class
CC
Connection Type
Pressure Plate

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