OEM Industries
OEM Industries RO17 100A gG 500/690V 100/50kA Ø22*58mm Ceramic Fuse 10 Pcs
Pack of ten cylindrical ceramic fuses rated 100 A gG for 500/690 V circuits with 100/50 kA breaking capacity
- TypeCircuit Protectors
- Amps100
- Pack of 10 fuses simplifies spare-parts stocking
- 100 A gG rating protects industrial circuits reliably
- 500/690 V rating suits low-voltage power systems
- 100/50 kA breaking capacity clears high fault currents safely
- Ø22×58 mm ceramic body fits standard cylindrical fuse holders
OEM Industries RO17 100A gG Fuse Pack
This pack contains ten OEM Industries RO17 cylindrical ceramic tube fuses rated at 100 amps with a gG characteristic. They operate at 500/690 volts and offer a breaking capacity of 100/50 kA. Each fuse measures 22 by 58 millimetres. The set is designed for circuit protection in industrial and generator applications.
Suitable for High-Current Industrial Circuits
These fuses suit engineers maintaining three-phase systems requiring gG-class protection at 100 amps. They match equipment specifying RO17, RT14-63, RT18-125 or RT19-100 gF4 form factors. Buyers needing a different ampere rating, a smaller physical size or a non-ceramic body should look at alternative fuse series.
100 Amp gG Rating at 500/690 Volts
The decisive specification is the 100 amp gG rating combined with 500/690 volt operation and 100/50 kA breaking capacity. This defines the overload and short-circuit limits the fuse can safely interrupt. Verify that your circuit demands exactly this current and voltage class before installation.
Highlights
- Pack of 10 fuses simplifies spare-parts stocking
- 100 A gG rating protects industrial circuits reliably
- 500/690 V rating suits low-voltage power systems
- 100/50 kA breaking capacity clears high fault currents safely
- Ø22×58 mm ceramic body fits standard cylindrical fuse holders
Specifications
| Model | RO17 RT14-63 RT18-125 RT19-100 gF4 |
|---|---|
| Type | Circuit Protectors |
| Amps | 100 |
Questions about this item
What does the 100A gG rating mean for my circuit?
The gG class protects general-purpose conductors and equipment at 100 amps, interrupting up to 100 kA at 500 V or 50 kA at 690 V before the fuse element melts.
How do the 500/690 V and 100/50 kA ratings limit where I can install it?
You can use the fuse in systems up to 690 V AC; the breaking capacity drops from 100 kA at 500 V to 50 kA at the higher voltage, so the available fault current must stay below the matching figure.
Will the Ø22*58 mm ceramic body fit my existing fuse holder?
The cylindrical fuse measures 22 mm in diameter and 58 mm long, matching standard RT14-63, RT18-125 and RT19-100 holders that accept this form factor.
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