OEM Industries
OEM Industries RS15 KTK KLM 32A line protection 20 pcs/box
A box of 20 cylindrical ceramic fast-blow fuses rated 32 A for 500/690 V line protection
- TypeCircuit Protectors
- Selling UnitBox
- Amps32
- 20 fuses per box simplify bulk ordering
- 32 A rating protects 32 A circuits reliably
- Fast-blow aR action limits fault energy quickly
- 500/690 V rating suits industrial voltage levels
- 100/50 kA breaking capacity clears high short-circuit currents
RS15 KTK KLM 32A line protection for industrial
These cylindrical ceramic-tube fuses carry a 32 A rating and a fast-blow aR characteristic. They are designed for semiconductor and line protection in equipment rated up to 500 V AC or 690 V AC. Each box supplies twenty pieces for maintenance stock or panel builds.
Sustained-load behaviour
The aR curve interrupts fault current rapidly to limit let-through energy during overloads. Rated breaking capacity reaches 100 kA at 500 V and 50 kA at 690 V, so the fuse remains intact while clearing heavy short-circuit events without nuisance opening under normal cyclic loads.
Practical limits of the Ø10 × 38 mm form factor
The 10 mm diameter by 38 mm length fixes the fuse to holders and fuse blocks built to this envelope. Voltage rating drops above 690 V and current rating is fixed at 32 A, so circuits needing higher continuous current or different mounting dimensions require a different fuse series.
Highlights
- 20 fuses per box simplify bulk ordering
- 32 A rating protects 32 A circuits reliably
- Fast-blow aR action limits fault energy quickly
- 500/690 V rating suits industrial voltage levels
- 100/50 kA breaking capacity clears high short-circuit currents
Specifications
| Model | RS15 KTK KLM |
|---|---|
| Type | Circuit Protectors |
| Selling Unit | Box |
| Amps | 32 |
Questions about this item
How much heat does a 32 A ceramic fuse generate when it runs continuously?
The fuse is rated for 32 A at 500/690 V; normal operation produces only the heat from its own resistance, and the ceramic tube dissipates it without active cooling.
What holder or block is needed to install these Ø10×38 mm fuses?
They require a standard 10 × 38 mm cylindrical fuse holder or fuse block rated for at least 690 V and the available fault current.
Can these fast-blow fuses protect older equipment that uses slower gG types?
The aR fast-blow characteristic clears faults faster than gG fuses, so coordination must be checked; they may open on inrush currents that older gear tolerates.
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