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Mersen Q1006103 Limitor-P high voltage DIN back-up fuse-link rated at 12 kV AC and 100 A, with an 88 mm diameter, 442 mm body length and integrated standard 80 N striker for transformer protection.
£105.88
The Mersen Q1006103 is a dependable high voltage DIN back-up fuse-link designed to protect transformers and associated medium voltage equipment against the damaging effects of short-circuit currents. As part of the established Mersen Limitor®-P series, it provides reliable current-limiting protection for high voltage switchgear, controlgear and electrical distribution systems.
This fuse-link is manufactured using pure silver fuse elements, silver-coated copper caps and a robust ceramic body. These carefully selected materials provide consistent electrical characteristics, effective fault interruption and dependable long-term performance in demanding industrial, commercial and utility installations.
With a rated voltage of 12 kV AC, a rated current of 100 A and a 88 mm diameter × 442 mm fuse body, the Q1006103 is suitable for transformer protection systems requiring a DIN-format fuse-link. Its integrated standard 80 N striker supports fault indication and operation of compatible switching equipment following fuse operation.
High voltage back-up fuse-links protect transformers by rapidly limiting and interrupting severe short-circuit currents before excessive thermal or mechanical stress can damage transformer windings, switchgear or connected distribution equipment. Their current-limiting action also helps reduce the peak current and energy passed into a fault.
The Mersen Q1006103 combines dependable transformer protection with an integrated striker that can provide fault indication or operate compatible switching equipment. As a back-up fuse-link, it should be coordinated with suitable protective equipment capable of clearing lower-level overload currents.
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| Fuse Indication | Striker | |
|---|---|---|
| Voltage | 120 V | |
| Device Type | Fuse link | |
| Fuse Type | High voltage | |
| Current | 100 A | |
| Manufacturer | Mersen | |
| Series | Limitor®-P | |
| Model | Q1006103 | |
| Catalogue number | 45DB120V100P-3 | |
| Product type | High voltage DIN back-up fuse-link | |
| Primary application | Transformer protection | |
| Rated voltage | 12 kV AC IEC | |
| Rated current | 100 A | |
| Current type | AC | |
| Fuse body diameter | 88 mm | |
| Fuse body length | 442 mm | |
| Indication system | Striker | |
| Striker force | 80 N | |
| Fuse-element material | Pure silver | |
| Cap material | Silver-coated copper | |
| Body material | Ceramic | |
| Fuse classification | Back-up fuse | |
| Power dissipation design | Without controlled power dissipation | |
| Design | VDE T4 | |
| Applicable standards | IEC 60282-1, VDE 0670 Part 4 and DIN 43625 | |
| HS Code | 85351000 |
The Mersen Q1006103 is a high voltage DIN back-up fuse-link designed to protect transformers and associated switchgear against damaging short-circuit currents.
The fuse-link has a rated voltage of 12 kV AC and a rated current of 100 A.
The fuse body measures 88 mm in diameter and 442 mm in length.
Yes. It incorporates a standard 80 N striker that can provide fault indication or operate compatible switchgear following fuse operation.
The fuse-link is designed in accordance with IEC 60282-1, VDE 0670 Part 4 and DIN 43625.
The Q1006103 is a back-up fuse intended primarily to interrupt high short-circuit currents. It should be coordinated with suitable protective equipment capable of clearing lower-level overload currents.
Mersen Limitor® high voltage fuse-links are widely used by utilities, switchgear manufacturers, electrical contractors and industrial engineers for dependable transformer and medium voltage equipment protection.
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