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Mersen GW25 - Mersen plug fuses are intended for industrial and residential applications. Non time-delay fuses are available for receptacle and lighting circuits and time-delay fuses for motor loads. For Canadian requirements, a type P fuse is used for non-motor loads and Type D, for electrical heating and cyclical load circuits. Both fuses have low melting-point temperature elements. Type S plug fuses are time-delay and tamper resistant. 125 Volts 15 Amps GP series. 125 Volts 25 Amps GW series.

Mersen GW25 Mersen plug fuses are intended for industrial and residential applications. Non…

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Overview

The Mersen GW25 (SKU: GW25) is a 125-volt, 25-amp time-delay plug fuse designed for reliable circuit protection in industrial and residential settings. As part of Mersen's GP/GW series, this fuse is engineered to safeguard electrical circuits from overloads and short circuits, ensuring equipment longevity and operational safety. Its time-delay functionality is crucial for motor loads and circuits with inrush currents, preventing nuisance tripping and maintaining continuity. For Canadian applications, Mersen offers Type P fuses for non-motor loads and Type D for electrical heating and cyclical loads, both featuring low melting-point temperature elements. The GW25 incorporates a tamper-resistant design, crucial for preventing the installation of incorrect fuse ratings and mitigating risks of equipment damage or fire hazards. This feature enhances safety in both new installations and system upgrades. The fuse's low melting-point temperature elements ensure rapid and effective fault current interruption, minimizing arc flash potential and protecting downstream components. Mersen, a leader in electrical power solutions, provides the GW25 with a commitment to quality and adherence to industry standards. Professionals rely on Mersen for durable, consistently performing products. The GW25's versatility, combined with its time-delay and tamper-resistant features, makes it an essential component for comprehensive electrical protection strategies.
  • 125 Volts, 25 Amps rating
  • Time-delay functionality for motor loads and inrush currents
  • Tamper-resistant design for enhanced safety
  • Low melting-point temperature elements for rapid interruption
  • Suitable for industrial and residential applications

Specifications

Amperage Rating
25 A
Application
Industrial and residential;Receptacle and lighting circuits
Brand Name
Ferraz Shawmut
Class
Plug
Connection
Screw In
Current Rating
25 A
Family Code
145
Family Description
Plug Fuse W
Interrupt Rating
10 kA
Material
Screw In
Mounting
Screw In
Response Time
Fast-Acting
Series
GW
Size
1.126 x 1.29 Inches
Special Features
Available in both time-delay and non time-delay;For Canadian market, available in Type "P" and Type "D"
Standard
CSA;UL
Standard
UL Listed to Standard 248-11, File E76208; CSA Certified, Class 142301, File 15525
Type
Plug Fuse
Voltage Rating
125 VAC
Voltage Rating
125 V
Package Dimensions (L x W x H)
1.29 IN x 1.126 IN x 1.126 IN
Package Dimensions (L x W x H)
3.2766 cm x 2.86 cm x 2.86 cm
Package Weight (Imperial)
0.060 L
Package Weight (Metric)
0.027 kg
Mersen plug fuses are intended for industrial and residential applications. Non time-delay fuses are available for receptacle and lighting circuits and time-delay fuses for motor loads. For Canadian requirements, a type P fuse is used for non-motor loads and Type D, for electrical heating and cyclical load circuits. Both fuses have low melting-point temperature elements. Type S plug fuses are time-delay and tamper resistant. 125 Volts 15 Amps GP series. 125 Volts 25 Amps GT series.

GT25

Mersen plug fuses are intended for industrial and residential applications. Non time-delay fuses are available for receptacle and lighting circuits and time-delay fuses for motor loads. For Canadian requirements, a type P fuse is used for non-motor loads and Type D, for electrical heating and cyclical load circuits. Both fuses have low melting-point temperature elements. Type S plug fuses are time-delay and tamper resistant. 125 Volts 15 Amps GP series. 125 Volts 25 Amps GT series.
The National Electric Code now permits Edison-base fuses to be used only for replacements in existing installations, and then, only when there is no evidence of overfusing or tampering. All new Edison-based fuseholders must have Type S fuse adapters installed before they are placed in service. Designed to prevent installation of wrong size fuses, Type S Adapters (SAO series) screw into Edison-base fuseholders so they may accept Type S fuses. Once installed the adapters cannot be removed. To prevent shunting of open fuses or overfusing, and to reduce nuisance fuse opening, it is recommended that SAO adapters with properly rated SLO or SOO series fuses be installed in all Edison-base fuseholders.

SAO1.25

The National Electric Code now permits Edison-base fuses to be used only for replacements in existing installations, and then, only when there is no evidence of overfusing or tampering. All new Edison-based fuseholders must have Type S fuse adapters installed before they are placed in service. Designed to prevent installation of wrong size fuses, Type S Adapters (SAO series) screw into Edison-base fuseholders so they may accept Type S fuses. Once installed the adapters cannot be removed. To prevent shunting of open fuses or overfusing, and to reduce nuisance fuse opening, it is recommended that SAO adapters with properly rated SLO or SOO series fuses be installed in all Edison-base fuseholders.
Mersen plug fuses are intended for industrial and residential applications. Non time-delay fuses are available for receptacle and lighting circuits and time-delay fuses for motor loads. For Canadian requirements, a type P fuse is used for non-motor loads and Type D, for electrical heating and cyclical load circuits. Both fuses have low melting-point temperature elements. Type S plug fuses are time-delay and tamper resistant. 125 Volts 15 Amps GP series. 125 Volts 20 Amps GW series.

GW20

Mersen plug fuses are intended for industrial and residential applications. Non time-delay fuses are available for receptacle and lighting circuits and time-delay fuses for motor loads. For Canadian requirements, a type P fuse is used for non-motor loads and Type D, for electrical heating and cyclical load circuits. Both fuses have low melting-point temperature elements. Type S plug fuses are time-delay and tamper resistant. 125 Volts 15 Amps GP series. 125 Volts 20 Amps GW series.
Mersen plug fuses are intended for industrial and residential applications. Non time-delay fuses are available for receptacle and lighting circuits and time-delay fuses for motor loads. For Canadian requirements, a type P fuse is used for non-motor loads and Type D, for electrical heating and cyclical load circuits. Both fuses have low melting-point temperature elements. Type S plug fuses are time-delay and tamper resistant. 125 Volts 15 Amps GP series. 125 Volts 30 Amps GW series.

GW30

Mersen plug fuses are intended for industrial and residential applications. Non time-delay fuses are available for receptacle and lighting circuits and time-delay fuses for motor loads. For Canadian requirements, a type P fuse is used for non-motor loads and Type D, for electrical heating and cyclical load circuits. Both fuses have low melting-point temperature elements. Type S plug fuses are time-delay and tamper resistant. 125 Volts 15 Amps GP series. 125 Volts 30 Amps GW series.
Mersen plug fuses are intended for industrial and residential applications. Non time-delay fuses are available for receptacle and lighting circuits and time-delay fuses for motor loads. For Canadian requirements, a type P fuse is used for non-motor loads and Type D, for electrical heating and cyclical load circuits. Both fuses have low melting-point temperature elements. Type S plug fuses are time-delay and tamper resistant. 125 Volts 15 Amps GP series. 125 Volts 6 Amps GW series.

GW6

Mersen plug fuses are intended for industrial and residential applications. Non time-delay fuses are available for receptacle and lighting circuits and time-delay fuses for motor loads. For Canadian requirements, a type P fuse is used for non-motor loads and Type D, for electrical heating and cyclical load circuits. Both fuses have low melting-point temperature elements. Type S plug fuses are time-delay and tamper resistant. 125 Volts 15 Amps GP series. 125 Volts 6 Amps GW series.
Mersen plug fuses are intended for industrial and residential applications. Non time-delay fuses are available for receptacle and lighting circuits and time-delay fuses for motor loads. For Canadian requirements, a type P fuse is used for non-motor loads and Type D, for electrical heating and cyclical load circuits. Both fuses have low melting-point temperature elements. Type S plug fuses are time-delay and tamper resistant. 125 Volts 15 Amps GP series. 125 Volts 10 Amps GW series.

GW10

Mersen plug fuses are intended for industrial and residential applications. Non time-delay fuses are available for receptacle and lighting circuits and time-delay fuses for motor loads. For Canadian requirements, a type P fuse is used for non-motor loads and Type D, for electrical heating and cyclical load circuits. Both fuses have low melting-point temperature elements. Type S plug fuses are time-delay and tamper resistant. 125 Volts 15 Amps GP series. 125 Volts 10 Amps GW series.
Mersen plug fuses are intended for industrial and residential applications. Non time-delay fuses are available for receptacle and lighting circuits and time-delay fuses for motor loads. For Canadian requirements, a type P fuse is used for non-motor loads and Type D, for electrical heating and cyclical load circuits. Both fuses have low melting-point temperature elements. Type S plug fuses are time-delay and tamper resistant. 125 Volts 15 Amps GP series. 125 Volts 15 Amps GW series.

GW15

Mersen plug fuses are intended for industrial and residential applications. Non time-delay fuses are available for receptacle and lighting circuits and time-delay fuses for motor loads. For Canadian requirements, a type P fuse is used for non-motor loads and Type D, for electrical heating and cyclical load circuits. Both fuses have low melting-point temperature elements. Type S plug fuses are time-delay and tamper resistant. 125 Volts 15 Amps GP series. 125 Volts 15 Amps GW series.
Mersen plug fuses are intended for industrial and residential applications. Non time-delay fuses are available for receptacle and lighting circuits and time-delay fuses for motor loads. For Canadian requirements, a type P fuse is used for non-motor loads and Type D, for electrical heating and cyclical load circuits. Both fuses have low melting-point temperature elements. Type S plug fuses are time-delay and tamper resistant. 125 Volts 15 Amps GP series. 125 Volts 30 Amps GTL series.

GTL30

Mersen plug fuses are intended for industrial and residential applications. Non time-delay fuses are available for receptacle and lighting circuits and time-delay fuses for motor loads. For Canadian requirements, a type P fuse is used for non-motor loads and Type D, for electrical heating and cyclical load circuits. Both fuses have low melting-point temperature elements. Type S plug fuses are time-delay and tamper resistant. 125 Volts 15 Amps GP series. 125 Volts 30 Amps GTL series.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the voltage and amperage ratings for these plug fuses?

The fuses have a voltage rating of 125VAC and amperage ratings from 3 to 30A.

What is the interrupting rating (IR) for Mersen Plug Fuses?

The interrupting rating (IR) for these fuses is 10kA I.R. AC.

Are Mersen Plug Fuses UL listed and CSA certified?

Yes, they are UL Listed under Guide JEFV, File E76208, and CSA Certified under File 15525.

What types of circuits are Mersen Plug Fuses suitable for?

Standard non-time delay fuses are for receptacle and lighting circuits. Standard time delay fuses are for motor loads.

What are Type 'P' and Type 'D' fuses used for in Canada?

In Canada, Type 'P' fuses are for non-motor loads, and Type 'D' fuses are for electric heating and cycling loads circuits.

What is the purpose of Low-Temp time delay plug fuses?

Low-Temp time delay plug fuses have thermal sensitivity and are suitable for cycling loads and motor circuits.

What is the function of Type 'S' plug fuses and adaptors?

Type 'S' plug fuses are time delay and tamper-resistant. Type S adaptors prevent the wrong ampere size fuse from being used.

What are the available base types for Mersen Plug Fuses?

The fuses are available with an Edison Base, and in Types 'P', 'D', or 'S'.

When must an SAG adaptor be used with a fuse?

An SAG adaptor must be used with a fuse to fit an Edison base fuse holder.

What is the fuse range for the SAG3-2/10 adaptor?

The SAG3-2/10 adaptor is compatible with fuses in the 1-8/10 to 3-2/10 amp range.

Frequently Asked Questions about Mersen

What industries and applications are Mersen products used for?

Mersen products are used across diverse industrial sectors including solar power, electric vehicles, buildings/construction, industrial automation, power distribution, HVAC, elevators, telecommunications, and specialty manufacturing. Key application areas include circuit protection, surge protection, battery module protection, electrical safety systems, and power management for residential, commercial, and utility-scale installations.

What are the main product lines offered by Mersen?

Mersen offers five primary electrical power product lines: IEC and UL/CSA Fuses and Fusegear, Surge Protection, Low Voltage Disconnect Switches, Power Distribution Blocks, and Engineered Solutions. Their comprehensive range includes specialized components like high-speed fuses, modular fuse holders, surge arresters, and custom-engineered electrical protection systems for industrial and power management applications.

What are the key features of Mersen products?

Mersen products feature advanced electrical protection and power management solutions with key characteristics including finger-safe design, compact modularity, and high-performance safety features. Their product lines span electrical power components like fuses, surge protection, power distribution blocks, and specialized solutions for industrial, solar, and building applications. Critical features include UL/CSA approvals, high short-circuit current ratings, and innovative technologies like the Fuse Control™ program that minimize electrical risks and optimize system performance.

What environmental ratings do Mersen products have?

Mersen products meet rigorous environmental ratings across multiple standards, including UL 508A Type 1, 2, 3, 4, 4X, 12, and 13, CSA Type 1, 2, 3, 4, 4X, 12, and 13, and NEMA Type 1, 2, 3, 4, 4X, 12, and 13. They feature IEC 60529 IP66 protection, with enhanced UV inhibitors for outdoor weathering and operating temperatures ranging from -40°C to 130°C (-40°F to 266°F). These ratings ensure superior protection in wet, corrosive, and challenging industrial environments.

What accessories are available for Mersen products?

Mersen offers multiple accessories for their fuse blocks and systems, including safety pullers (DFC3M and DFC3LP), DIN-rail adapters (DRM), bus bars, auxiliary contacts, and specialized mounting hardware. Key accessories include the DFC3M safety puller for 1-1/2" x 13/32" midget or Class CC fuses, the DRM adapter for mounting 303 series fuse blocks on DIN-rail, and UltraSafe fuse module accessories like bus bars and auxiliary contacts that enable module interconnection and monitoring.

How are Mersen products typically installed?

Mersen products are typically installed in electrical distribution systems, control panels, and industrial automation environments using multiple mounting options. These include service entrance panel mounting, distribution panel installation, control panel DIN rail mounting, and custom engineered solutions like Fused Coordination Panelboards. Installation depends on the specific product type, such as fuses, surge protective devices, or switches, and is designed to provide electrical protection and circuit safety in various industrial and commercial applications.

What certifications and standards do Mersen products comply with?

Mersen products are certified to multiple international standards, including UL (Underwriters Laboratories), CSA (Canadian Standards Association), CCC (China Compulsory Certification), and EAC (Eurasian Conformity). Our products meet rigorous safety and performance standards for industrial applications across North America, China, Russia, and other global markets, ensuring compliance and reliability in electrical power and advanced materials solutions.

What technical support does Mersen offer?

Mersen provides comprehensive technical support through multiple channels, including technical experts located in your time zone who can assist with product selection, application guidance, and troubleshooting. Their Fuse Control™ program offers a free Fuse Inventory Audit & Analysis, and customers can access technical resources through their sales representatives and online platform ep.mersen.com.