Our NH3 gPV 500A 1000V DC photovoltaic fuse, compliant with IEC 60269.6, delivers reliable overcurrent and short-circuit protection for solar PV systems. Designed for high-power DC applications, it ensures safe operation of solar arrays, inverters, and combiner boxes. With CE certification and robust construction, this fuse meets global standards for photovoltaic protection.
Our NH3 gPV 400A 1000V DC photovoltaic fuse, compliant with IEC 60269.6, delivers reliable overcurrent and short-circuit protection for solar PV systems. Designed for high-power DC applications, it ensures safe operation of solar arrays, inverters, and combiner boxes. With CE certification and robust construction, this fuse meets global standards for photovoltaic protection.
The NGTC3 (RS32) 630A fast-acting fuse offers reliable short-circuit protection for semiconductors and industrial circuits, with 120kA breaking capacity at 500V and 50kA at 690V. Designed to GB/T13535.4 standards, it provides rapid response for VFDs, inverters, and power converters, ensuring system safety and minimizing downtime.
The NGTC2 (RS32) 400A fast-acting fuse offers reliable short-circuit protection for semiconductors and industrial circuits, with 120kA breaking capacity at 500V and 50kA at 690V. Designed to GB/T13535.4 standards, it provides rapid response for VFDs, inverters, and power converters, ensuring system safety and minimizing downtime.
The NGTC1 (RS32) 250A fast-acting fuse offers reliable short-circuit protection for semiconductors and industrial circuits, with 120kA breaking capacity at 500V and 50kA at 690V. Designed to GB/T13535.4 standards, it provides rapid response for VFDs, inverters, and power converters, ensuring system safety and minimizing downtime.
NT3 (RT16-3 / R034) 630A Low Voltage Fuse, 500V, 120kA breaking capacity, gL class for power distribution. CCC certified, reliable protection for industrial power systems.
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