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gG FUSE HC14gG 2A-50A

gG FUSE HC14gG 2A-50A

Product catalog summary
Specifications:
The document details the specifications for the HC14gG fuse series, which operates under the class gG. It has an interrupting capacity of 120,000 A at 500V AC and 80,000 A at 690V AC for current ratings between 2A and 50A.
Technical Parameters:
The fuses are compliant with standards IEC 60269 and GB 13539. The document lists part numbers and their corresponding current ratings, ranging from 2A to 50A, all of which have received CCC safety approvals.
Electrical Characteristics:
The document provides conventional time and current ratings for non-fusing and fusing currents. For currents ≤ 4A, the conventional time is 1 hour with non-fusing current at 1.5 times the rated current and fusing current at 2.1 times. For currents between 4A and 16A, the non-fusing current is 1.5 times and fusing current is 1.9 times the rated current. For currents between 16A and 50A, the non-fusing current is 1.25 times and fusing current is 1.6 times the rated current.
Recommendations:
Recommended fuse bases for 14.3mm x 51mm fuses are models HC141A and HC141B.
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Catalog excerpts

gG FUSE HC14gG 2A-50A-1

TECHNICAL PARAMETERS/ : SAFETYAPPROVALS SBiAffi INTERRUPTING CAPACITY / Dimensions/Rtf: Unitwfcmm U5 DENOTES FOR 500V AC U6 DENOTES FOR 690V AC • DENOTES FOR APPROVAL O DENOTES FOR PENDING Recommended fuse-base for 14.3mmx51mm fuses See Model of product: HC141A HC141B ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS/ : CONVENTIONAL CURRENT EGBBO CONVENTIONAL FUSING CURRENT(A) HC14gG I-T fif® () AVERAGE I-T CHARACTERISTICS CURVE (FOR REFERENCE ONLY)

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