Eaton 300mA T Glass Cartridge Fuse, 6.3 x 32 mm

RS Stock No.:: 852-7143
Mfr. Part No.:: MDL-3-10-R
Brand:: Eaton

Eaton 300mA T Glass Cartridge Fuse, 6.3 x 32 mm

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RS Stock No.:: 852-7143
Mfr. Part No.:: MDL-3-10-R
Brand:: Eaton

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Select all	Attribute	Value
	Brand	Eaton
	Product Type	Cartridge Fuse
	Current Rating	300mA
	Fuse Size	6.3 x 32 mm
	Fuse Speed	T
	Voltage	250V ac
	Overall Length	32mm
	Body Material	Glass
	Fuse Characteristics	Time Delay
	Series	MDL
	Diameter	6.3mm
	Standards/Approvals	CSA

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	Brand Eaton
	Product Type Cartridge Fuse
	Current Rating 300mA
	Fuse Size 6.3 x 32 mm
	Fuse Speed T
	Voltage 250V ac
	Overall Length 32mm
	Body Material Glass
	Fuse Characteristics Time Delay
	Series MDL
	Diameter 6.3mm
	Standards/Approvals CSA

COO (Country of Origin):: TW

Eaton Cartridge Fuse, 250V AC Voltage Rating, 300mA Current Rating MDL-3-10-R

Looking for a reliable way to protect your electrical systems from irregular currents? Choose this cartridge fuse from Eaton. It's designed to break the circuits of a connected device during a short-circuit or current overload, stopping faults from reaching downstream equipment. Thanks to its transparent glass body, you can easily see inside to check if the filament is broken. The brass endcaps are wear-resistant, which keeps them functioning well in harsh environments. For added durability, the caps come with nickel plating that's resistant to corrosion. Use this versatile fuse to protect your domestic and commercial electric appliances.

Features & Benefits

• Current rating of 300mA for energy-efficient operation

• Slow-acting T fuse speed withstands rapidly occurring current surges without blowing

• Glass body resists shocks and vibrations for endurance in demanding conditions

What's the difference between a cartridge fuse and a circuit breaker?

A cartridge fuse blows when it detects excess current, which means it can't be reused and needs replacing. After it trips, a circuit breaker can be reset using its control switch.

Note

Eaton formerly known as Bussmann