OEM Industries
OEM Industries GSG RGS4 35A 690V 50KA Cylindric Ceramic fast blow Fuse Bolted joint line protection
A 35 A fast-blow ceramic fuse rated for 690 V and 50 kA breaking capacity with bolted joints for secure line protection
- TypeCircuit Protectors
- Amps35
- 35 A rated current protects circuits from overload
- 690 V AC voltage rating suits high-voltage industrial systems
- 50 kA breaking capacity interrupts severe fault currents safely
- Fast-blow ceramic tube element clears short circuits rapidly
- Bolted joint terminals provide secure low-resistance connections
Industrial line protection fuse
The OEM Industries GSG RGS4 is a cylindric ceramic fast blow fuse rated at 35 amps for 690 volt AC circuits. It suits maintenance teams and panel builders who need reliable short-circuit protection in industrial power distribution.
Bolted joint and high breaking capacity
The bolted joint ensures a secure, low-resistance connection that resists vibration in generator and electrical supply equipment. A 50 kA breaking capacity at 690 volts lets the device interrupt heavy fault currents without arcing damage.
Simple bolt-in installation
Mounting uses standard bolted terminals so no special tools are required beyond a torque wrench. The main risk is under-torqued bolts creating hot spots, so follow the manufacturer’s torque value and verify contact pressure after the first load cycle.
Highlights
- 35 A rated current protects circuits from overload
- 690 V AC voltage rating suits high-voltage industrial systems
- 50 kA breaking capacity interrupts severe fault currents safely
- Fast-blow ceramic tube element clears short circuits rapidly
- Bolted joint terminals provide secure low-resistance connections
Specifications
| Series | GSG RGS4 |
|---|---|
| Model | GSG RGS4 |
| Type | Circuit Protectors |
| Amps | 35 |
Questions about this item
When does the 35 A fuse element need replacement after a fault?
The ceramic tube fuse is a single-use device; once it interrupts a fault the entire unit must be replaced because the element cannot be reset.
What sustained current causes the 63 A aR rating to open first?
The fuse is rated 35 A continuous; currents above that level will cause the element to melt, with the 63 A aR value defining the tested breaking performance at 690 V.
How much heat does the bolted-joint fuse dissipate during all-day operation at 35 A?
At rated current the fuse runs warm but stays within ceramic-body limits; the bolted joints ensure low contact resistance so temperature rise remains moderate.
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