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E226301 - BTFP42V160
British Standard fuse-link IEC BS88 gG Type A4 415VAC 240VDC 160A BTFP Offset Tag
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M1019187 - BTIS42V160
British Standard fuse-link IEC BS88 gG Type A3 415VAC 240VDC 160A BTIS Offset Tag
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X1019196 - BTCP42V160
British Standard fuse-link IEC BS88 gG Type A4 415VAC 240VDC 160A BTCP Offset Tag
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F226302 - BTFP42V200
British Standard fuse-link IEC BS88 gG Type A4 415VAC 240VDC 200A BTFP Offset Tag
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Offset Tag fuse-links gG 415VAC/250VDC
The fuse complies with standard EN 60269-2 section II and standard BS 88 part 2. These fuses are designed for : “General purpose use” protection (gG type). This fuse range insures an excellent current limitation for all overloads on a large range of applications. Their size cannot allow exchange by other fuses of higher rating in their range. They are screwed into fuseholders or bolted directly onto busbars, or in fuse interruptors disconnectors.
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A1019176 - BEIT42V36
British Standard fuse-link IEC BS88 gG Type A1 415VAC 250VDC 36A BEIT Offset Tag
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B1019177 - BEIT42V40
British Standard fuse-link IEC BS88 gG Type A1 415VAC 250VDC 40A BEIT Offset Tag
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C1019178 - BEIT42V50
British Standard fuse-link IEC BS88 gG Type A1 415VAC 250VDC 50A BEIT Offset Tag
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D1019179 - BEIT42V63
British Standard fuse-link IEC BS88 gG Type A1 415VAC 250VDC 63A BEIT Offset Tag
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Offset Tag fuse-links gG 550VAC/250VDC
The fuse complies with standard EN 60269-2 section II and standard BS 88 part 2. These fuses are designed for : “General purpose use” protection (gG type). This fuse range insures an excellent current limitation for all overloads on a large range of applications. Their size cannot allow exchange by other fuses of higher rating in their range. They are screwed into fuseholders or bolted directly onto busbars, or in fuse interruptors disconnectors.
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