3AG OMNI-BLOK SLDR TERM 12 POLE MTG. A low profile fuse block featuring individual barriers which reinforce the fuse clips while providing greater protection against clip damage and electrical shock. The unique design permits self-alignment of clips to fuse cap. This, plus a one-piece clip/terminal assures low contact resistance. Higher current ratings have been attained using spring brass clips. With the exception of the two-pole unit, multiple pole units may be broken apart to obtain desired number of poles.

FUSE 125V ALARM W/LENS RoHS 20A. Color-coded indicator flags indicate ampere rating. Body is constructed of black polyphenylene sulfide with UL-94V0 flammability rating, contacts are of bright alloy-plated beryllium copper. Ideal for telecommunications and control panel circuits.Eliminates down time by immediately pinpointing the blown (open) circuit while triggering LED or audio alarm, while placed in mating holder (482 Series). Clear plastic lens option available for additional safety.

HAZGARD fuses are designed to provide overcurrent protection for forklifts and other low voltage equipment used in hazardous locations. This product is UL 248 recognized and has been evaluated for the use in UL 583 type EE and ES applications. Unique design does not require an explosion proof enclosure, saving assembly costs.

The SPF Solar Protection Fuse series has been specifically designed for the protection of photovoltaic (PV) systems. This family of Midget style fuses (10 x 38 mm) can safely protect PV modules and conductors from reverseovercurrent conditions. As PV systems have grown in size, so have the corresponding voltage requirements. This increase in system voltage has typically been intended to minimize power loss associated with long conductor runs. Standard circuit protection devices are not designed to completely protect photovoltaic panels. However, the SPF series is UL Listed to safely interrupt faulted circuits up to this demanding voltage level. Littelfuse offers multiple ampere ratings to match specific requirements in a variety of applications.

The new Littelfuse Class H blocks offer many advantages over previous generations that are noted in the features and benefits section. Class H and Class R fuse blocks are dimensionally the same, but Class R blocks incorporate a rejection feature, which only allows Class R fuses to be inserted.

3AG MTG 2 POLE. A low profile fuse block featuring individual barriers which reinforce the fuse clips while providing greater protection against clip damage and electrical shock. The unique design permits self-alignment of clips to fuse cap. This, plus a one-piece clip/terminal assures low contact resistance. Higher current ratings have been attained using spring brass clips. With the exception of the two-pole unit, multiple pole units may be broken apart to obtain desired number of poles.

3AG OMNI-BLOK SOLDER TERMINAL 1 POLE. A low profile fuse block featuring individual barriers which reinforce the fuse clips while providing greater protection against clip damage and electrical shock. The unique design permits self-alignment of clips to fuse cap. This, plus a one-piece clip/terminal assures low contact resistance. Higher current ratings have been attained using spring brass clips. With the exception of the two-pole unit, multiple pole units may be broken apart to obtain desired number of poles.

The new Littelfuse Class H and R blocks offer many advantages over previous generations that are noted in the features and benefits section. Class H and Class R fuse blocks are dimensionally the same, but Class R blocks incorporate a rejection feature, which only allows Class R fuses to be inserted.

EDCP7 is a three-phase endcap used in conjunction with the POWR Busbar distribution system.

The new Littelfuse Class T fuse blocks offer many advantages over previous generations that are noted in the features and benefits section. Of particular value is the space savings these new blocks provide.

AUTOMOTIVE GLASS FUSE 14A. Low-voltage fuse for automotive and electronic applications.

The new Littelfuse Class H blocks offer many advantages over previous generations that are noted in the features and benefits section. Class H and Class R fuse blocks are dimensionally the same, but Class R blocks incorporate a rejection feature, which only allows Class R fuses to be inserted.