OEM Industries
OEM Industries GSG RGS4 35A aR 690V 50KA Cylindric Ceramic tube Fuse Bolted joint
Cylindrical ceramic tube fuse rated 35 A, 690 V, 50 kA breaking capacity with bolted joints for fast-acting circuit protection
- TypeCircuit Protectors
- Amps35
- 35 A rating protects circuits up to 35 amps
- 690 V AC rating suits high-voltage industrial systems
- 50 kA breaking capacity interrupts heavy fault currents
- Cylindrical ceramic tube body withstands thermal stress
- Bolted joint termination ensures secure low-resistance connection
Purpose and application
The OEM Industries GSG RGS4 is a cylindrical ceramic tube fuse rated at 35 A with an aR characteristic for semiconductor protection. It is intended for industrial power circuits up to 690 V AC where a 50 kA breaking capacity is required.
Interface limits
The fuse operates on alternating current systems at 690 V and interrupts prospective fault currents up to 50 kA. Its aR time-current curve provides fast action to protect sensitive semiconductor devices from short-circuit energy.
Installation notes
The bolted-joint terminals allow secure mounting on busbars or fuse bases with appropriate hardware. Correct torque on the bolts is essential to avoid overheating at the contact surfaces. The ceramic body is brittle and must be handled without impact to prevent hidden cracks.
Highlights
- 35 A rating protects circuits up to 35 amps
- 690 V AC rating suits high-voltage industrial systems
- 50 kA breaking capacity interrupts heavy fault currents
- Cylindrical ceramic tube body withstands thermal stress
- Bolted joint termination ensures secure low-resistance connection
Specifications
| Series | GSG RGS4 |
|---|---|
| Model | GSG RGS4 |
| Type | Circuit Protectors |
| Amps | 35 |
Questions about this item
Should I select the 35 A version or is a different amperage available?
The only amperage offered for this GSG RGS4 model is 35 A, so choose it when your circuit requires that rating.
What does the 690 V rating mean once the fuse is installed?
It indicates the maximum AC voltage the fuse can safely interrupt; do not use it on systems exceeding 690 V.
How does the 50 kA breaking capacity limit real-world use?
The fuse can safely clear fault currents up to 50 kA; ensure your prospective short-circuit current stays below that level.
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