Product Overview
20 A NH Size 00 Knife-Blade Fuse Link for Small Feeders and Branch Circuits, gL/gG, 500 V AC
Condition
Unused new old stock (NOS). Markings legible: ernst NH 00 C 120 kA 20 A gL/gG ~500V DIN VDE 0636/201 IEC 60269 DIN 43620. Sold each.
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Product Overview
Twenty amps in NH size 00: Altech catalog number 20NH00GL is a knife-blade fuse link of operating class gL/gG, rated 500 V AC. The body is marked ernst NH 00 C, with 120 kA breaking capacity and the DIN VDE 0636/201, IEC 60269 and DIN 43620 standards printed on its face. It mounts in NH size 00 fuse bases and fuse switch-disconnectors in low-voltage distribution and industrial panels. The 20NH00GL is no longer manufactured.
Key Features
- Rated current 20 A, operating class gL/gG
- Rated voltage 500 V AC
- Breaking capacity 120 kA
- Size NH 00 C, knife-blade contacts to DIN 43620
- Marked to DIN VDE 0636/201 and IEC 60269, CE marked
- Red indicator window on the marked face
- Grip lugs at both ends for an NH fuse puller
- Body 52 x 28 x 42.5 mm
Applications
- Replacing an opened 20 A link in an NH size 00 fuse base or fuse switch-disconnector on a small feeder or branch circuit
Frequently Asked Questions
Whose name is on the fuse body?
ernst. 20NH00GL is the Altech Corp. catalog number the stock is held under; the fuse body itself carries the ernst name and the NH 00 C size marking.
Will it fit a North American Class J or Class R fuse holder?
No. Its blades follow DIN 43620, the NH knife-contact standard, so it seats in an NH size 00 fuse base or fuse switch-disconnector.
Is it the same fuse as the 20NH00GL-6?
No. The 20NH00GL-6 is Altech's 690 V version of the 20 A link. This one is rated 500 V AC, printed on the body, so it belongs on systems of 500 V and below.
An NH link is made to go in on a puller, not in bare fingers: the puller clamps the two grip lugs and the blades drive home into the base clips in one straight push. Get the puller on both lugs before you reach for the base.