Eaton Bussmann Series NH Fuse 35A

Description

This is an NH-fuse from the Eaton Bussmann series, part number 51058625. It is a size 00 fuse designed for industrial applications requiring reliable circuit protection. This fuse has a gG/gL operating characteristic, making it suitable for general-purpose protection of cables and equipment against both overload and short-circuit conditions. It features a visible indicator to show when the fuse has operated.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Eaton
• Series: Bussmann
• Type: NH Fuse Link
• Model: NH 00 C KTF/gG
• Part Number: 51058625
• Rated Current: 35 A
• Rated Voltage: 500 V AC
• Fuse Size: NH00
• Operating Class: gG/gL
• Breaking Capacity: 120 kA
• Standards: VDE 0636, IEC 269

Label Info

• EATON BUSSMANN SERIES
• NH00 gG/gL 35A
• 500V~ 120kA

Application

Ideal for use in industrial distribution boards, fuse switch disconnectors, and switchgear for the protection of power lines and general industrial equipment.

Country of Origin

Manufactured in Switzerland.

CO2 Impact

Reusing this component saves approximately 7.2 kg of CO2, contributing to a more sustainable industrial environment. This saving is comparable to avoiding the emissions of a 36 km car journey.

Availability

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FAQ

The 'gG/gL' designation indicates a general-purpose fuse characteristic according to IEC standards. 'gG' stands for general application full-range breaking capacity, protecting against both overload and short-circuit currents. 'gL' is an older VDE standard largely equivalent to gG. These fuses are ideal for protecting cables, lines, and non-motor loads.

The red dot on the front is a trip indicator. When the fuse is operational, the indicator is flush. If the fuse blows due to an overcurrent event, a small pin is released, pushing the red indicator out. This provides a clear visual signal that the fuse needs to be replaced.

While a gG/gL fuse can provide short-circuit protection for a motor circuit, it is not specifically designed for motor starting currents, which can cause nuisance tripping. For dedicated motor protection, an 'aM' (partial-range motor protection) characteristic fuse is typically recommended, used in conjunction with an overload relay.

Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026

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