Hot New Products Insert Fuse - Switch Disconnector Industrial control 690V 630A Strip Type Switch Disconnector for overload and protection – Hawai
Hot New Products Insert Fuse - Switch Disconnector Industrial control 690V 630A Strip Type Switch Disconnector for overload and protection – Hawai Detail:
Applications
This series fuse base is suitable for AC 50Hz, rated insulation voltage up to 690V, rated current up to 630A,100mm or 185mm bus system. As a circuit overload and protection, it is widely used in box change and cable branch box. Products comply with GB13539, GB14048, IEC60269, IEC60947 standards.
Design Features
The product is the 3 bar fuse base mounted on the bus track. The utility model combines 3 longitudinal arranged unipolar fuse holders into an integral body, an electric shock (feeding, electric shock) is connected with one phase of each phase, and other contacts (output ends and contacts) are connected with a wire connecting device. The base is made of strong fiberglass reinforced polyester material. Fuse contacts and lead plate together to ensure that the product energy consumption is small; acceptance power is large; low temperature rise.
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Persisting in "High quality, Prompt Delivery, Competitive Price", we have established long-term cooperation with clients from both overseas and domestically and get new and old clients' high comments for Hot New Products Insert Fuse - Switch Disconnector Industrial control 690V 630A Strip Type Switch Disconnector for overload and protection – Hawai , The product will supply to all over the world, such as: Poland, Estonia, Hanover, Now we have a dedicated and aggressive sales team, and many branches, catering to our main customers. We have been looking for long-term business partnerships, and ensure our suppliers that they will undoubtedly benefit in both short and long run.
By Samantha from Georgia - 2018.02.21 12:14
The product manager is a very hot and professional person, we have a pleasant conversation, and finally we reached a consensus agreement.
By Agustin from Vancouver - 2017.09.22 11:32
