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Mersen A1000569 Limitor-P DIN high-voltage transformer back-up fuse rated at 17.5 kV AC and 31.5 A, with a 63 kA breaking capacity and integrated 80 N striker.
£70.24
The Mersen A1000569, catalogue number 45DB175V32P, is a dependable DIN high-voltage back-up fuse designed to protect transformers against damaging short-circuit currents. Part of the established Mersen Limitor®-P series, it is intended for use in high-voltage switchgear, controlgear and electrical distribution systems.
Rated at 17.5 kV AC and 31.5 A, the A1000569 provides high current limitation and rapid fault interruption. By restricting the peak current and clearing energy during a short circuit, it helps reduce thermal and mechanical stress on transformer windings, conductors and associated switchgear.
The fuse is manufactured using pure silver fuse elements, silver-plated copper terminals and a durable ceramic body. Its 56 × 367 mm DIN fuse format is designed for clip mounting, while the integrated 80 N striker provides fuse-operation indication and can actuate compatible switchgear mechanisms.
The Mersen A1000569 protects transformers by interrupting high short-circuit currents before they can cause extensive damage. Its current-limiting action restricts both the peak fault current and the total energy passed into the protected system, helping safeguard transformer windings, cables and switchgear components.
As a back-up fuse, the A1000569 is intended primarily to clear high-value fault currents. It must be coordinated with suitable switching or protective equipment to provide complete protection across the required current range.
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| Fuse Indication | Striker | |
|---|---|---|
| Voltage | 175 V | |
| Device Type | Fuse link | |
| Fuse Type | High voltage | |
| Current | 31.5 A | |
| Manufacturer | Mersen | |
| Series | Limitor®-P | |
| Manufacturer part number | A1000569 | |
| Catalogue number | 45DB175V32P | |
| Product type | DIN high-voltage transformer back-up fuse | |
| Rated voltage | 17.5 kV AC IEC | |
| Rated current | 31.5 A | |
| Maximum breaking capacity | 63 kA | |
| Minimum interrupting current | 105 A | |
| Clearing I²t at rated voltage | 10 kA²s | |
| Power dissipation at rated current | 95 W | |
| Fuse diameter | 56 mm | |
| Nominal fuse length | 367 mm | |
| Overall product length | Approximately 433 mm | |
| Mounting type | Clip mounting | |
| Terminal type | Cylindrical | |
| Terminal material | Silver-plated copper | |
| Fuse element material | Pure silver | |
| Body material | Ceramic | |
| Design classification | VDE T4 | |
| Indication system | Striker | |
| Striker force | 80 N | |
| Current type | AC | |
| Product weight | Approximately 2.2 kg | |
| EAN | 3605340467741 | |
| Compliance | IEC 60282-1 and RoHS compliant | |
| HS Code | 85351000 |
The A1000569 is a high-voltage back-up fuse designed to protect transformers and associated switchgear against damaging short-circuit currents.
The fuse has an IEC rated voltage of 17.5 kV AC.
The Mersen A1000569 has a rated current of 31.5 A.
The fuse has a maximum AC breaking capacity of 63 kA and a minimum interrupting current of 105 A.
The built-in 80 N striker provides mechanical indication when the fuse operates and can actuate a compatible switchgear tripping or signalling mechanism.
No. It is a back-up fuse designed primarily to interrupt high short-circuit currents and must be coordinated with suitable protective equipment for complete transformer protection.
Mersen Limitor®-P high-voltage fuse-links are used by transformer manufacturers, utilities, switchgear builders and industrial engineers to provide dependable short-circuit protection in medium-voltage power systems.
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