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Sentron™ 3NA3830 HRC Design Low Voltage Fuse Link, 500 VAC, 100 A, Ceramic

Selected 3NA3830Sentron™ 3NA3830 HRC Design Low Voltage Fuse Link, 500 VAC, 100 A, Ceramic
3NA3830Sentron™ 3NA3830 HRC Design Low Voltage Fuse Link, 500 VAC, 100 A, Ceramic

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Short Description

LV HRC fuse systems (NH type) are used for installation systems in non-residential, commercial and industrial buildings as well as in switchboard assemblies of power utilities. They therefore protect essential building parts and systems. LV HRC fuse systems (NH type) are fuse systems designed for operation by experts. There are no constructional requirements for non-interchangeability of rated current and touch protection. The components and auxiliary equipment are designed in such a way as to ensure the safe replacement of LV HRC fuse systems or isolation of systems.

Features

  • Non-insulated grip lugs
  • Combination alarm and color change signal
  • Fuse links with combination alarm signal the tripping of a fuse by a clear color change from red to white, enables fast identification and replacement of the tripped fuselinks
  • Insulated grip lugs made of metal are integrated in the top and bottom covers of the fuse link in molded plastic and provide greater safety during replacement
  • Standard series with front indicator, the front-mounted red indicator signals the tripping of a fuse
  • LV HRC fuse links are always equipped with silver plated contact pins, ensures the long term operational safety of the plant, non-corroding and have less contact resistance
  • Class gG, Size NH000

Specification

Standard & Approvals
VDE Approved, GL Approved, KEMA Certified, GOST Certified, CCC Certified
Minimum Order Qty
1
Order Interval
1
Amperage Rating
100 A
Material
Ceramic
Application
For supplementary protection
Voltage Rating
500 VAC
Type
HRC Design
Temperature Rating
-20 to 50 deg C
Rated Breaking Capacity
120 kA
EANUCC13
4001869057224
Dimensions
77.8 mm L x 52.5 mm W x 21 mm D
Catalog ID
SIE3NA3830

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