Fuse link D02 gG 25A/400V 002212002

D02 Fuse Links – Reliable Installation Protection

D02 fuse links, manufactured by the renowned ETI POLAM, are a fundamental element of electrical protection. Designed for use with E18 sockets, they provide effective protection of circuits against overload and short circuit – like most circuit breakers in this class. Their versatility makes them suitable for both domestic and industrial installations.

Characteristics and Application

D02 fuse links with a rated current of 25A and a voltage of 400V are characterized by high reliability and durability. These are time-delay (gG) components, which means they allow for short-term exceeding of the rated current without disconnecting the circuit – which is particularly important when starting devices with motors or other elements generating inrush current. This minimizes the risk of unnecessary disconnection of the installation. The wide range of applications includes protecting electrical wires and devices in residential, commercial buildings and light industry.

Advantages and Product Features

• Versatility: Compatible with E18 sockets, making replacement and modernization of existing installations easier.
• Reliability: Made of high-quality materials, guaranteeing long-lasting and trouble-free operation.
• Time-delay characteristic (gG): Allows for momentary overloads without unnecessary disconnection of the circuit, ideal for devices with motors.
• Wide voltage range: Can be used in installations with a voltage of 400V.
• Easy identification: Yellow housing color facilitates visual identification of the fuse link.
• Compliance with standards: The product meets applicable safety standards, ensuring safe operation.
• Compact dimensions: Allow for installation in limited space within the distribution board.

It is important to select the appropriate fuse link for a specific application, taking into account the rated current of the protected circuit and the characteristics of the protected devices. Choosing the correct current value is crucial to ensure effective protection of the electrical installation against damage caused by overloads or short circuits.