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OEM Industries NT1 RT16-1 RO32 250A 500V 100kA line protection
A 250 A, 500 V ceramic square-tube fuse with knife-shaped contacts rated for 100 kA breaking capacity
- TypeCircuit Protectors
- Amps250
- High-current protection up to 250 A rated current
- Reliable gG-class operation for general line protection
- 500 V AC voltage rating suits industrial supplies
- 100 kA breaking capacity clears heavy fault currents
- Ceramic square tube body with knife-shaped contacts
NT1 RT16-1 RO32 250 A gG fuse
The MiRO NT1 RT16-1 RO32 is a ceramic square-tube fuse with knife-shaped contacts rated at 250 A and 500 V. It carries a gG breaking characteristic and a 100 kA interrupting capacity for general line protection in industrial and generator circuits.
Suited for 250 A gG applications
Installers protecting cables and distribution equipment at 250 A gG will find this fuse matches the required current and voltage ratings. Buyers needing a different current rating, a semiconductor gR or aR characteristic, or a non-ceramic body should select another part.
250 A gG rating at 500 V
The single specification that decides fit is the 250 A gG rating combined with 500 V and 100 kA breaking capacity. Only systems specified for this exact current, characteristic and voltage should use this fuse.
Highlights
- High-current protection up to 250 A rated current
- Reliable gG-class operation for general line protection
- 500 V AC voltage rating suits industrial supplies
- 100 kA breaking capacity clears heavy fault currents
- Ceramic square tube body with knife-shaped contacts
Specifications
| Series | NT1 RT16-1 RO32 |
|---|---|
| Model | NT1 RT16-1 RO32 |
| Type | Circuit Protectors |
| Amps | 250 |
Questions about this item
What does the gG 500V 100kA rating mean for the NT1 RT16-1 RO32 fuse?
The gG class provides full-range protection for cables and conductors. It is rated for 500V AC and can safely interrupt a 100kA prospective short-circuit current.
What physical dimensions and mounting style does the RO32 ceramic square tube fuse require?
It uses a ceramic square tube body with knife shaped contacts designed for bolted connection in compatible RO32 fuse bases or holders.
How is the NT1 RT16-1 RO32 fuse installed, and what common error should be avoided?
Insert the knife contacts into the fuse base and tighten the terminal bolts to the specified torque. The frequent mistake is under-tightening, which creates resistance and overheating.
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