NCLR225 - 225Amp Fuse

NCLR225 - 225Amp Fuse

When you're dealing with high-current electrical equipment, there's little room for guesswork. The fuse you choose needs to match the circuit's requirements and handle the demands of everyday operation. The NCLR225 225 Amp Class R Time-Delay Fuse is designed for just that kind of job. Rated at 225 amps and 600V AC, this cartridge-style fuse provides overcurrent protection for compatible industrial and commercial electrical systems. It also carries a 200 kA interrupting rating at 600V AC, an important specification when you're working with circuits that may experience high short-circuit currents.

Key Features and Benefits

• 225 Amp Current Rating
• 600V AC Voltage Rating
• 200 kA Interrupting Rating
• Time-Delay Operation
• Current-Limiting Protection
• Class R Fuse Design
• Cartridge-Style Construction
• Non-Indicating Configuration

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: NCLR225
  
• Product Type: Current-Limiting Cartridge Fuse
  
• Fuse Class: Class R
  
• Frame Type: NCLR
  
• Amperage Rating: 225 Amps
  
• Voltage Rating: 600V AC
  
• Interrupting Rating (A.I.C.): 200 kA at 600V AC
  
• Operating Characteristic: Time-Delay
  
• Current-Limiting: Yes
  
• Fuse Style: Cartridge
  
• Indication Type: Non-Indicating
  
• Height: 8.63 inches
  
• Width: 2.0 inches
  
• Depth: 2.0 inches
  
• Dimensions (H × W × D): 8.63 × 2.0 × 2.0 inches
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

Details about UL listing, CSA certification, RoHS compliance, and construction materials haven't been provided. If your equipment or project requires specific approvals, it's worth checking the manufacturer's documentation rather than assuming the fuse meets those standards.

Where It Works Best

• Industrial Motor Control Systems
• Industrial Electrical Control Panels
• Commercial Power Distribution Systems
• Manufacturing and Processing Equipment
• Motor-Driven Industrial Machinery
• Industrial Automation Systems
• Transformer and Equipment Protection
• High-Current Electrical Circuits
• Circuits With Temporary Startup Inrush Currents
• Electrical Maintenance and Fuse Replacement