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ABB OFAF1AM200 is a 200 A 500 V AC aM HRC motor DIN fuse link in size 1 / NH1 with a 120 kA breaking capacity for dependable short-circuit protection of industrial motor circuits.
£22.31
The ABB OFAF1AM200 is a high rupturing capacity 200 A aM motor DIN fuse link designed for dependable short-circuit protection in industrial motor circuits. Part of ABB's OFAF FuseLine range, it combines a motor-specific fuse characteristic with a standardised DIN size 1 / NH1 format for integration into compatible motor-control and fusegear installations.
The OFAF1AM200 uses the aM utilisation category, specifically intended for motor-circuit short-circuit protection. Its partial-range characteristic accommodates the temporary high currents associated with motor starting while providing effective fault protection when coordinated with a suitable motor overload protection device.
With a rated current of 200 A, a rated voltage of 500 V AC and a DIN size 1 / NH1 construction, the OFAF1AM200 is suited to demanding industrial motor applications. It offers a rated breaking capacity of 120 kA and a power loss of approximately 14.2 W at rated current.
aM fuse links such as the ABB OFAF1AM200 are designed specifically for short-circuit protection in motor circuits. Their operating characteristic accommodates the elevated current associated with motor starting while enabling effective interruption of high fault currents, helping protect motor circuits and associated electrical equipment against short-circuit damage.
Because the aM characteristic provides partial-range protection, the OFAF1AM200 should be coordinated with suitable overload protection for complete motor protection. This arrangement makes it suitable for motor starters, motor-control centres and industrial machinery where dedicated short-circuit and overload protection functions operate together as a coordinated system.
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| Voltage | 500 V | |
|---|---|---|
| Device Type | Fuse link | |
| Current | 200 A | |
| Fuse Class | aM | |
| Fuse Type | NH (DIN) | |
| Fuse Size | NH1 | |
| Series | OFAF / FuseLine | |
| ABB order code | 1SCA022697R7570 | |
| Product type | HRC aM motor DIN fuse link | |
| Rated current | 200 A | |
| Rated voltage | 500 V AC | |
| Utilisation category | aM | |
| Fuse system | DIN | |
| Fuse size | Size 1 / NH1 | |
| Rated breaking capacity | 120 kA | |
| Power loss | 14.2 W at rated current | |
| Standard | IEC 60269 | |
| Product net weight | approx. 0.30 kg | |
| Protection function | Motor-circuit short-circuit protection | |
| ABB product group | 311002-Fuses And Fusebases |
The ABB OFAF1AM200 is a 200 A aM motor DIN fuse link designed primarily to provide short-circuit protection for industrial motor circuits.
The OFAF1AM200 has a rated current of 200 A.
The OFAF1AM200 has a rated voltage of 500 V AC.
The OFAF1AM200 is a DIN size 1 / NH1 fuse link.
The aM classification identifies a partial-range fuse intended for motor-circuit short-circuit protection. It accommodates motor starting currents and should be coordinated with suitable overload protection.
The OFAF1AM200 has a rated breaking capacity of 120 kA, providing high fault-current interruption capability for industrial applications.
No. The aM characteristic is intended primarily for short-circuit protection, so suitable separate overload protection should be used to provide complete motor-circuit protection.
ABB OFAF FuseLine HRC motor fuse links provide dependable short-circuit protection for industrial motor circuits, combining motor-specific aM characteristics with standardised DIN construction and high fault-current interruption capability.
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