Doepke Tytan II D0-63-3+N
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Doepke Load Break Switch Tytan II D0-63-3+N
Manufacturer: Doepke
Designation: Load Break Switch
Type: Tytan II D0-63-3+N
Number of Poles: 4
Size: D02
Rated Voltage: 400 V
Rated Current: 63 A
The Doepke Load Break Switch Tytan II D0-63-3+N is a fuse load break switch that can disconnect and switch under load. It protects the system from overcurrent and short circuit. The Tytan II series is suitable for D01 and D02 fuses. The plug-in technology ensures simultaneous disconnection of all phases, preventing high transition resistances and minimizing thermal losses.
Switches of this design are supplied with adapter inserts for fuses up to 63 A.
Features:
- Low thermal losses
- Suitable for D01 and D02 fuses
- Finger and back-of-hand safe
- Large terminal range
- Mounting type: Quick fastening on mounting rail
- Installation position: Any
Application Areas:
The components are suitable for use in power supplies for residential and commercial buildings as well as industrial plants.
Notes:
All empty housings are supplied with adapter inserts that can accommodate fuse plugs up to 63 A. These are not included in the delivery. Fuse plugs and fuses are available in our fuse plug sets.
EAN: 4014712048652.
input voltage | 400 V |
Output voltage | 400 V |
Electric current output | 63 A |
Number of poles | 4x |
Item number | 31988946 |
Manufacturer | Doepke |
Category | Relays |
Manufacturer no. | 09980105 |
Release date | 24.10.2022 |
input voltage | 400 V |
Output voltage | 400 V |
Electric current output | 63 A |
Number of poles | 4x |
Smart home | Not compatible |
Country of origin | Germany |
CO₂ emissions | 29.26 kg |
Climate contribution | CHF 0.70 |
Scope of delivery | Fuse switch-disconnector Tytan II D0-63-3+N |
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