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Eaton 11A F Melamine Cartridge Fuse, 10 x 38mm

RS Stock No.: 459-7924Brand: EatonManufacturers Part No.: DMM-B-11A
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Specifications

Brand

Eaton

Current Rating

11A

Fuse Size

10 x 38mm

Fuse Speed

F

Voltage Rating

1kV ac

Body Material

Melamine

UL Class

UL 248-14

Series

Eaton Bussmann

Country of Origin

Mexico

Product details

Eaton Bussmann Series Fast Acting Cartridge Fuse - DMM-B

Commonly referred to as ferrule fuses, Cooper Bussman's quick-acting cartridge fuses feature a high breaking capacity (HBC) and are designed to be used for multi-meters only and are suitable for a variety of multi-meter models. Constructed from melamine and has nickel-plated brass end caps.

Features & Benefits

• Designed for multi-meters only
• The cartridge fuse is intended to carry 100% of rated current indefinitely
• Not intended for branch circuit protection
• Constructed from melamine and has nickel-plated brass end caps
• Features a voltage rating of 1000 Volts AC/DC
• Dimensions are 10mm x 34.9mm

How do cartridge fuses work?

Cartridge fuses contain a piece of wire that melts when too much current flows through the circuit. When the wire melts, it breaks the circuit which prevents any damage. This is often referred to as burning out or blowing out. Put simply, when a fuse blows, the circuit is broken. Once a fuse has blown, it will need replacing in order to make the circuit complete again and allow the flow of current.

Why use cartridge fuses?

Cartridge fuses are a relatively cheap way of protecting electrical equipment from short circuits and overcurrent. They are incredibly safe as they do not produce flames, arcs or gas when they burn out and break the circuit. Their speed of operation is also incredibly quick, as they react almost instantly.

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12.470 OMR

Each (In a Pack of 5) (ex VAT)

13.094 OMR

Each (In a Pack of 5) (inc. VAT)

Eaton 11A F Melamine Cartridge Fuse, 10 x 38mm

12.470 OMR

Each (In a Pack of 5) (ex VAT)

13.094 OMR

Each (In a Pack of 5) (inc. VAT)

Eaton 11A F Melamine Cartridge Fuse, 10 x 38mm
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quantityUnit pricePer Pack
5 - 2012.470 OMR62.350 OMR
25 - 12012.085 OMR60.425 OMR
125 - 24511.450 OMR57.250 OMR
250+11.145 OMR55.725 OMR
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Technical Document

Specifications

Brand

Eaton

Current Rating

11A

Fuse Size

10 x 38mm

Fuse Speed

F

Voltage Rating

1kV ac

Body Material

Melamine

UL Class

UL 248-14

Series

Eaton Bussmann

Country of Origin

Mexico

Product details

Eaton Bussmann Series Fast Acting Cartridge Fuse - DMM-B

Commonly referred to as ferrule fuses, Cooper Bussman's quick-acting cartridge fuses feature a high breaking capacity (HBC) and are designed to be used for multi-meters only and are suitable for a variety of multi-meter models. Constructed from melamine and has nickel-plated brass end caps.

Features & Benefits

• Designed for multi-meters only
• The cartridge fuse is intended to carry 100% of rated current indefinitely
• Not intended for branch circuit protection
• Constructed from melamine and has nickel-plated brass end caps
• Features a voltage rating of 1000 Volts AC/DC
• Dimensions are 10mm x 34.9mm

How do cartridge fuses work?

Cartridge fuses contain a piece of wire that melts when too much current flows through the circuit. When the wire melts, it breaks the circuit which prevents any damage. This is often referred to as burning out or blowing out. Put simply, when a fuse blows, the circuit is broken. Once a fuse has blown, it will need replacing in order to make the circuit complete again and allow the flow of current.

Why use cartridge fuses?

Cartridge fuses are a relatively cheap way of protecting electrical equipment from short circuits and overcurrent. They are incredibly safe as they do not produce flames, arcs or gas when they burn out and break the circuit. Their speed of operation is also incredibly quick, as they react almost instantly.

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