OEM Industries
OEM Industries RO17 125A gG Fuse 500/690V Ø22*58mm 10 Pcs
Ten cylindrical ceramic fuses rated 125 A gG for 500/690 V circuits with 100/50 kA breaking capacity
- TypeCircuit Protectors
- Amps125
- Reliable circuit protection backed by 125 A gG rating
- High breaking capacity with 100/50 kA at 500/690 V
- Exact fit for standard holders thanks to Ø22×58 mm cylindrical body
- Durable ceramic tube construction withstands thermal stress
- Ten-piece pack covers multiple replacement or installation needs
Fuse Pack for Industrial Circuits
This pack contains ten cylindrical ceramic-tube fuses rated at 125 amps and 500/690 volts. They are built to the gG class for general-purpose line protection in three-phase systems. The Ø22×58 mm format fits standard industrial fuse holders and disconnectors.
Suited for Maintenance and OEM Stock
Electrical contractors and panel builders who need gG-class replacements for RT14-63, RT18-125 or RT19-100 holders will find the correct rating here. Buyers who need a different current rating, a smaller physical size or a faster-acting characteristic should look at other listings.
125 A gG Rating at 500/690 V
The single specification that decides fit is the 125 A gG rating combined with the 500/690 V AC voltage rating and 100/50 kA breaking capacity. Only select this pack if your equipment calls for exactly those electrical values and the Ø22×58 mm cylindrical form factor.
Highlights
- Reliable circuit protection backed by 125 A gG rating
- High breaking capacity with 100/50 kA at 500/690 V
- Exact fit for standard holders thanks to Ø22×58 mm cylindrical body
- Durable ceramic tube construction withstands thermal stress
- Ten-piece pack covers multiple replacement or installation needs
Specifications
| Model | RO17 RT14-63 RT18-125 RT19-100 gF4 |
|---|---|
| Type | Circuit Protectors |
| Amps | 125 |
Questions about this item
What fuse holder size matches the 22 mm diameter of these RO17 fuses?
Use a holder rated for Ø22 mm cylindrical fuses with a 58 mm length to fit the ceramic tube body.
Can the 125 A gG rating protect circuits that also use RT14-63 or RT18-125 devices?
Yes, the gG characteristic coordinates with those reference types for general-purpose line protection at 500/690 V.
How do I confirm a fuse has operated after a fault?
Inspect the ceramic tube for a visible break in the element or use a continuity tester across the end caps.
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