Description
Panel mount: Screw-on version from front or rear side, snap-in version front side
3 Functions: Appliance Inlet Protection class I, Fuseholder with interchangeable fuse drawer for Fuse-links 5x20 mm or 6.3x32 mm 1 or 2 pole, with or without voltage selector (step switch)
Meets the requirements of IEC 60335-1 for appliances in unattended use. This includes the enhanced requirements of glow wire tests acc. to IEC 60695-2-12 and -13.
Quick connect terminals 4.8 x 0.8 mm
Characteristics
Available with or without internal connections
The fuse drawer “Fingergrip” can be removed by hand
Suitable for use in equipment according to IEC/UL 62368-1
Other versions on request
Fuse drawer with other voltage values
For protection class II
Variant with notch for V-Lock mating Cordsets
Newly available variants corresponding to V-Lock mating cordset. The connector is equipped with a notch intended for use with the latching cordset. The cord latching system prevents against accidental removal of the cordset.
Description
- Panel mount: Screw-on version from front or rear side, snap-in version front side
- 3 Functions: Appliance Inlet Protection class I, Fuseholder with interchangeable fuse drawer for Fuse-links 5x20 mm or 6.3x32 mm 1 or 2 pole, with or without voltage selector (step switch)
- Meets the requirements of IEC 60335-1 for appliances in unattended use. This includes the enhanced requirements of glow wire tests acc. to IEC 60695-2-12 and -13.
- Quick connect terminals 4.8 x 0.8 mm
Characteristics
- Available with or without internal connections
- The fuse drawer “Fingergrip” can be removed by hand
- Suitable for use in equipment according to IEC/UL 62368-1
Other versions on request
- Fuse drawer with other voltage values
- For protection class II
- Variant with notch for V-Lock mating Cordsets
Newly available variants corresponding to V-Lock mating cordset. The connector is equipped with a notch intended for use with the latching cordset. The cord latching system prevents against accidental removal of the cordset.
