OEM Industries
OEM Industries RT16-00 NT00 35A gG 500/690V 100/50kA line protection
A 35 A gG ceramic square-tube fuse with knife contacts rated for 500/690 V and 100/50 kA breaking capacity
- TypeCircuit Protectors
- Amps35
- Rated for 35 A continuous load
- Breaking capacity 100 kA at 500 V
- Breaking capacity 50 kA at 690 V
- Ceramic square tube body resists heat
- Knife shaped contact ensures secure fit
RT16-00 NT00 35 A gG fuse
This ceramic square-tube fuse provides line protection rated at 35 A with gG characteristics. It is suited for industrial and commercial circuits requiring reliable overcurrent interruption.
Voltage and breaking capacity check
Verify that the circuit operates within the 500/690 V rating and that the prospective short-circuit current does not exceed 100/50 kA. Confirm the holder accepts knife-shaped contacts before ordering.
Knife-shaped contact benefit
The knife-shaped contact ensures a secure, low-resistance connection in compatible fuse bases. The ceramic body withstands high thermal stress during fault interruption. No additional accessories are included.
Highlights
- Rated for 35 A continuous load
- Breaking capacity 100 kA at 500 V
- Breaking capacity 50 kA at 690 V
- Ceramic square tube body resists heat
- Knife shaped contact ensures secure fit
Specifications
| Series | RT16-00 NT00 |
|---|---|
| Model | RT16-00 NT00 |
| Type | Circuit Protectors |
| Amps | 35 |
Questions about this item
What comes in the box and do I need to buy a fuse holder separately?
The item is a single ceramic square-tube fuse with knife-shaped contacts; a compatible fuse holder or base is not included and must be sourced separately.
Should I choose the 35 A gG version or a different rating for my circuit?
This fuse is rated 35 A with a gG characteristic for general line protection at 500/690 V; select it only when your design calls for exactly 35 A gG protection.
What does the 100/50 kA breaking capacity mean once the fuse is installed?
It indicates the fuse can safely interrupt up to 100 kA prospective short-circuit current at 500 V and 50 kA at 690 V in an AC system.
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