OEM Industries
OEM Industries RS32 160A aR 690V/660V ceramic square tube fast blow fuse line protection
A 160 A ceramic square-tube fast-blow fuse rated for 690 V / 660 V line protection
- TypeCircuit Protectors
- Amps160
- Protects circuits up to 690 V AC with 160 A rating
- Fast-blow action limits fault energy in semiconductor applications
- Ceramic square-tube body withstands high thermal stress
- aR class rating ensures selective coordination with downstream devices
- Dual 690 V / 660 V voltage marking suits varied supply networks
OEM Industries RS32 160A aR Circuit Protector
The OEM Industries RS32 160A aR is a ceramic square tube fast blow fuse rated for 160 amps and 690V/660V. It serves as a circuit protector in electrical supply systems. The component is supplied new for industrial and generator applications.
Suited for 160 amp line protection at 690V/660V
This fuse suits installations that require a 160 amp aR rated device in a ceramic square tube format. It is not for circuits needing a different current rating or voltage class. Buyers who need a slower time-current characteristic should look at a different fuse type.
160 amp aR rating defines the protection level
The single specification that decides fit is the 160 amp aR rating combined with the 690V/660V voltage designation. These values determine whether the device matches the circuit protection requirements. Verify the rating against your system design before purchase.
Highlights
- Protects circuits up to 690 V AC with 160 A rating
- Fast-blow action limits fault energy in semiconductor applications
- Ceramic square-tube body withstands high thermal stress
- aR class rating ensures selective coordination with downstream devices
- Dual 690 V / 660 V voltage marking suits varied supply networks
Specifications
| Series | RS32 160A aR |
|---|---|
| Model | RS32 160A aR |
| Type | Circuit Protectors |
| Amps | 160 |
Questions about this item
Should I select the RS32 160A aR fuse for a 160 amp circuit?
Yes, the fuse is rated at 160 amps and belongs to the RS32 series, making it the correct choice for a 160 amp line protection requirement.
What does the 690V/660V rating mean for my installation?
The fuse is rated for 690 volts and 660 volts, indicating the maximum system voltages at which it can safely interrupt a fault current.
How does the aR classification affect the fuse performance?
The aR designation identifies it as a fast blow fuse for semiconductor protection, providing rapid current limitation during short circuit events.
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