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Mersen NH4A2GTR400KVA NH4a gTr fuse-link for the overload and short-circuit protection of 400 kVA three-phase distribution transformers operating at 400 V AC.
£101.62
The Mersen NH4A2GTR400KVA is a specialist DIN NH gTr fuse-link designed to protect low-voltage distribution transformers against overloads and short-circuit faults. Part of Mersen's professional NH gTr 400 V AC transformer protection range, it features an operating characteristic specifically matched to transformer behaviour.
The gTr characteristic enables the fuse-link to tolerate normal transformer magnetising inrush currents while providing dependable current-limiting protection during sustained overloads and severe electrical faults. It also supports effective selectivity with downstream gG fuse-links, helping isolate affected circuits without unnecessarily interrupting the wider installation.
Designed for 400 kVA three-phase transformers, the NH4A2GTR400KVA has a nominal current rating of approximately 577 A at 400 V AC. Its NH4a construction, centre indicator and live gripping lugs make it suitable for transformer incomers, industrial substations and main low-voltage distribution switchboards.
Transformer energisation can produce a short-duration magnetising current significantly greater than the normal operating current. The Mersen NH4A2GTR400KVA is designed to withstand this expected inrush without unnecessary operation while remaining responsive to genuine overload and short-circuit conditions.
Its current-limiting performance helps reduce thermal and electrodynamic stress on transformers, conductors and switchgear during a fault. The dedicated gTr characteristic also assists coordination with downstream protective devices, supporting reliable and selective operation across the distribution system.
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| Fuse Indication | Visual indicator | |
|---|---|---|
| Device Type | Fuse link | |
| Fuse Type | NH (DIN) | |
| Fuse Size | NH4a | |
| Fuse Class | gTr | |
| Voltage | 400 V | |
| Manufacturer | Mersen | |
| Series | NH Fuse-Links gTr 400 VAC | |
| Model | NH4A2GTR400KVA | |
| Item number | G1030521 | |
| Product type | DIN NH transformer protection fuse-link | |
| Fuse size | NH4a | |
| Transformer rating | 400 kVA | |
| Nominal current | Approx. 577 A | |
| Rated voltage | 400 V AC | |
| Operating characteristic | gTr | |
| Indication system | Centre indicator | |
| Gripping-lug design | Live gripping lugs | |
| Contact format | DIN NH blade contacts | |
| Installation | Compatible NH fuse-base or fuse-switch disconnector | |
| Application | Three-phase distribution transformer protection |
The NH4A2GTR400KVA is designed to protect 400 kVA low-voltage distribution transformers against overloads and short-circuit faults.
The fuse-link has a nominal current rating of approximately 577 A for a 400 kVA three-phase transformer operating at 400 V AC.
The Mersen NH4A2GTR400KVA is designed for transformer protection applications operating at 400 V AC.
The gTr characteristic is designed specifically for transformer protection. It accommodates normal transformer inrush currents while providing full-range protection against overloads and short circuits.
Because NH fuse systems contain exposed conductive components and do not inherently prevent the installation of an incorrect current rating, the fuse-link should only be installed or replaced by a qualified electrical professional using suitable protective equipment.
Mersen NH gTr fuse-links are widely specified by electrical engineers, panel builders and infrastructure operators for dependable transformer protection, effective fault-current limitation and reliable coordination within low-voltage distribution systems.
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