OEM Industries
OEM Industries RO14 RT19-16 gF1 8A 500V 100KA Ø8*32mm Ceramic Fuse 20 Pcs
Box of 20 cylindrical ceramic fuses rated 8 A, 500 V with 100 kA breaking capacity
- TypeCircuit Protectors
- Selling UnitBox
- Amps8
- 8 A gG rating protects circuits at rated current
- 500 V 100 kA breaking capacity handles severe faults
- Ø8 × 32 mm cylindrical ceramic body fits standard holders
- 20 pieces per box supplies multiple installations
- RT19-16 gF1 model matches specified protection class
Ceramic Fuse Pack for 8 A Circuits
This box contains twenty cylindrical ceramic tube fuses rated at 8 amps and 500 volts. They carry the gG characteristic marked RT19-16 gF1 and fit holders sized at 8 by 32 millimetres. The set is intended for over-current protection in industrial and generator circuits.
Suited for 8 amp gG applications
Electricians maintaining generator panels or industrial fuse boards that specify this exact rating will find the correct quantity here. Buyers who need a different ampere value, a different breaking capacity, or a different physical size should select another part.
100 kA breaking capacity at 500 V
The fuse interrupts prospective short-circuit currents up to 100 kiloamps while maintaining the 500 volt rating. This single parameter determines whether the device meets the system's fault-level requirement.
Highlights
- 8 A gG rating protects circuits at rated current
- 500 V 100 kA breaking capacity handles severe faults
- Ø8 × 32 mm cylindrical ceramic body fits standard holders
- 20 pieces per box supplies multiple installations
- RT19-16 gF1 model matches specified protection class
Specifications
| Model | RO14 RT19-16 gF1 |
|---|---|
| Type | Circuit Protectors |
| Selling Unit | Box |
| Amps | 8 |
Questions about this item
What size fuse holder or carrier is required for the Ø8*32 mm cylindrical body?
The fuse has an 8 mm diameter and 32 mm length, so it fits standard 8×32 mm cylindrical fuse holders or carriers rated for that form factor.
How do I install these ceramic tube fuses in a compatible holder, and what common mistake should I avoid?
Insert each fuse into the holder until it seats fully; the common mistake is using a holder rated below 500 V or 100 kA, which can compromise protection.
When should I replace a fuse from this 20-piece box after it has operated?
Replace the fuse immediately after it interrupts a fault; ceramic tube fuses are single-use and cannot be reset or reused once the element has melted.
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