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Fuse mreceiver modules serve as a security device for electric receivers against current increase over the nominal current value for the secured.
Fuse modules
FUSE MODULE
The BZ fuse module is designed to protect electrical receivers against the effects of current increase above the permissible value.
Fuse mreceiver modules serve as a security device for electric receivers against current increase over the nominal current value for the secured.
Fuse module BZ-2
Fuse mreceiver modules serve as a security device for electric receivers against current increase over the nominal current value for the secured.
Fuse module BZ-3
Three-sockets.
Fuse mreceiver modules serve as a security device for electric receivers against current increase over the nominal current value for the secured.
Fuse module BZ-4
Fuse receiver modules serve as a security device for electric receivers against current increase over the nominal current value for the secured.
Fuse module BZ-1
One-socket.
Fuse mreceiver modules serve as a security device for electric receivers against current increase over the nominal current value for the secured.
Fuse mreceiver modules serve as a security device for electric receivers against current increase over the nominal current value for the secured.
Fuse module BZ-2
Two-sockets.
Fuse mreceiver modules serve as a security device for electric receivers against current increase over the nominal current value for the secured.
Fuse mreceiver modules serve as a security device for electric receivers against current increase over the nominal current value for the secured.
Fuse module BZ-3
Three-sockets.
Fuse mreceiver modules serve as a security device for electric receivers against current increase over the nominal current value for the secured.
Fuse module BZ-4
Four-sockets.
Fuse receiver modules serve as a security device for electric receivers against current increase over the nominal current value for the secured.
Fuse receiver modules serve as a security device for electric receivers against current increase over the nominal current value for the secured.