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Littelfuse FLNR020 20 Amp 250 VAC 125 VDC Class RK5 Dual Element Time Delay Fuse

Manufacturer: Littelfuse | Catalog # FLNR020 | Cooper Electric Part # 17770
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CA Prop65 Warning CA Prop65 Warning Product Spec Sheet
Littelfuse FLNR series fuses have been the superior UL Class RK5 dual-element time-delay fuses, and are the most widely used class of fuses. FLNR series fuses provide excellent protection for all types of circuits especially those containing motors. However, users and specifiers should consider the significant benefits offered by Indicator fuses. Applications:

Technical Information

Amperage
20 Amp
Applications
General Purpose
Type
Class RK5
Voltage
125 Volt

Manufacturer Information

Brand
Littelfuse
Sub Brand
POWR-GARD FLNR Series

General Product Info

12-Digit UPC
079458150711
GTiN
00079458150711
Product UPC
07945815071

Certifications and Compliance

CA Prop65 Warning
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including nickel, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.
Applications
  • Service entrance switches
  • Switchboard main and feeder switches
  • Motor control center mains and motor branch circuits
  • Individual fused combination motor controllers
  • Distribution panelboards
  • Industrial control panels
  • Protection of fully-rated panelboards and loadcenters
  • All general purpose circuits
  • 200,000 A.I.R. - Reliable interruption of all overcurrents up to 200,000 amperes.
  • Faster acting short circuit protection than any non-current limiting mechanical protective device.
  • Accurate and reliable - Automated, precision manufactured and assembled parts ensure accurate, consistent response to overloads and short circuits.
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