Edison RM25030-1CR RM Series Knife Blade Fuse Block, 250 VAC, 30 A, 1 Pole
Power Fuse Blocks
997678
MFG #: RM25030-1CR
Bussmann
33.74000
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EATON Bussmann series HM, JM and RM ferrule fuse blocks feature a modular design that allows assembly of the required poles at point of use. Available for Class H(K), J and R ferrule fuses, these blocks have features and accessories that add versatility, reduce labor and help enhance safety of any panel design. Fuse blocks can be ordered as 1-pole versions or factory configured 2- and 3-pole versions, and feature the smallest width in the market, consuming minimal panel space.
- Catalog URL - Edison_RM25030_1CR_Brochure.pdf(Catalog URL)
- http://www.bussmann.com(Seller Home Page URL)
- Video - https://www.youtube.com/embed/YMvqUyoETXk(Video)
- Spec Sheet 1 URL - Edison_RM25030_1CR_Datasheet_1.pdf(Spec Sheet 1 URL)
- Spec Sheet URL - 10973_5N7MAPYZKHD6IGTV.pdf(Spec Sheet URL)
- Tech Drawing URL - Edison_RM25030_1CR_Technical_Drawing.pdf(Tech Drawing URL)
- Applications
- Features
| Elec Assemblies, Panels & EOEM - Electrical Assemblies, Panels and EOEMs |
| CR |
| Integral dovetails allow assembly of multiple poles at point of use for greater application flexibility |
| Up to four mounting holes per pole increase installation flexibility |
| Standard phase barriers between poles for additional safety |
| Standard fuse clip reinforcing springs enhance electrical contact |
| 200 kA short circuit current rating |
| Flammability ratings of UL 94V0, self-extinguishing |
| Thermoplastic cover, tin-plated copper brass terminals |
| Combination power distribution block and fuse block reduces wire connections and total panel components, using up to 57 percent less panel space and reducing installation time and labor by an average of 33 percent when compared with traditional fuse block/power distribution block solutions |
| A 200,000 amps withstand rating helps achieve a higher assembly short circuit current rating (SCCR) for compliance with NEC® sections 110.10, 409.110(4), 409.22, 440.4(B), 670.3(A)(4) and 670.5 |
| Available in 1-, 2- and 3-pole configurations to meet stocking requirements |
| To reduce inventory, assembly time and labor, modular single pole blocks snap together for tool-less assembly of multiple poles at point of use |