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Mersen NH2AM69V35 NH2 aM motor protection fuse-link rated at 35 A and 690 V AC, with live gripping tags, double indicator and an 80 kA AC breaking capacity.
£19.03
The Mersen NH2AM69V35 is a high-performance NH2 aM fuse-link designed specifically for the short-circuit protection of motors, motor starters and associated electrical equipment. Manufactured to the DIN NH standard, it provides strong current-limiting performance while tolerating the temporary inrush currents produced when industrial motors start.
Rated at 35 A and 690 V AC, the NH2AM69V35 is suitable for motor circuits operating within demanding industrial control and distribution systems. Its aM operating characteristic provides partial-range protection against short-circuit currents and must be combined with an appropriate overload relay or motor protection device.
The fuse-link features live gripping tags, a double visual indicator, silver-plated copper blade contacts and a robust ceramic body. With an 80 kA AC breaking capacity, it provides dependable interruption of high prospective fault currents within compatible NH2 fuse bases and fuse-switch disconnectors.
Industrial motors can draw several times their normal operating current during starting. The aM characteristic of the Mersen NH2AM69V35 allows the fuse-link to tolerate these temporary starting currents while responding rapidly to damaging short-circuit conditions.
As an aM fuse-link provides short-circuit protection only, it must be used with a correctly selected overload relay, motor protection circuit breaker or equivalent protective device. Together, these components provide coordinated protection for motors, contactors, cables and associated control equipment.
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| Current | 35 A | |
|---|---|---|
| Voltage | 690 V | |
| Device Type | Fuse link | |
| Fuse Type | NH (DIN) | |
| Fuse Size | NH2 | |
| Fuse Class | aM | |
| Manufacturer | Mersen | |
| Series | NH Fuse-Links aM 690 V AC | |
| Model | NH2AM69V35 | |
| Manufacturer part number | L227963 | |
| Product type | NH motor protection fuse-link | |
| Operating characteristic | aM | |
| Fuse size | NH2 | |
| Rated current | 35 A | |
| Rated voltage | 690 V AC | |
| Current type | AC | |
| Maximum AC breaking capacity | 80 kA | |
| Indicator system | Yes | |
| Indicator type | Double indicator | |
| Gripping tag design | Live tags | |
| Terminal type | Plain blades | |
| Terminal material | Silver-plated copper | |
| Body material | Ceramic | |
| Mounting type | Clip / compatible NH2 fuse base | |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | approx. 150 × 52 × 74 mm | |
| Body width | 52 mm | |
| Power dissipation at rated current | 1.8 W | |
| Product weight | approx. 0.64 kg | |
| EAN / UPC | 8430399025186 | |
| RoHS compliant | Yes | |
| HS Code | 85361050 | |
| Country of Manufacture | Hungary |
The NH2AM69V35 is an NH aM fuse-link designed to provide short-circuit protection for motors, motor starters and associated electrical equipment.
The fuse-link is rated at 35 A and 690 V AC, with a maximum AC breaking capacity of 80 kA.
The aM classification identifies a partial-range motor protection fuse-link that provides short-circuit protection but does not provide overload protection.
Yes. The NH2AM69V35 must be combined with a correctly selected overload relay or another suitable motor overload protection device.
Yes. It incorporates a double visual indicator that helps identify when the fuse-link has operated.
Mersen NH aM fuse-links are widely used by panel builders, electrical engineers and industrial maintenance professionals for dependable motor short-circuit protection, strong current limitation and reliable operation in demanding electrical systems.
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