Eaton Bussmann NH 400 V Fuses – Reliable Low-Voltage Protection up to 1250 A
1. Overview – Trusted NH Fuse Technology for 400 V Applications
Eaton Bussmann NH 400 V fuses provide reliable circuit protection for industrial and commercial low-voltage systems.
Engineered to comply with IEC 60269-1, IEC 60269-2, and VDE 0636-2, these fuses deliver safe, efficient performance in distribution panels, switchgear, and power management systems.
The NH 400 V range covers current ratings from 2 A to 1250 A and is available in the gG and aM operating classes.
The fuses feature a dual-indicator design for quick status identification and are compatible with all standard NH bases according to DIN 43620.
Designed for demanding low-voltage environments, Bussmann NH 400 V fuses combine precision, safety, and proven reliability.
2. Technical Features & Product Highlights
Rated Electrical Data
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Rated voltage: 400 V AC
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Rated current: 2 A – 1250 A
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Breaking capacity: up to 120 kA
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Operating class: gG / aM
Construction & Safety Features
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Dual indication system: visible from top and front for fast fault identification
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High-rupturing capacity: ensures circuit isolation even under severe fault conditions
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Low power dissipation: supports energy efficiency in enclosed panels
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Optional insulated metal grip lugs (IMGL): enhanced operator safety during replacement
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Silver-plated contacts: low resistance and long-term durability
Standards & Approvals
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IEC 60269-1 / -2
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VDE 0636-2
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DIN 43620 (mounting compatibility)
3. Typical Applications
Eaton Bussmann NH 400 V fuses are ideal for:
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Low-voltage distribution boards and switchgear assemblies
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General power distribution systems up to 400 V
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Motor and transformer protection (aM class)
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Building and facility electrical installations
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UPS, backup power, and energy management systems
Whether used in new installations or retrofit projects, the Bussmann NH 400 V series provides consistent, safe protection against overloads and short circuits.
4. Advantages of Eaton Bussmann NH 400 V Fuses
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Wide current range – from 2 A to 1250 A for flexible applications
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High breaking capacity – reliable isolation even under heavy fault conditions
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Clear visual indication – quick maintenance and reduced downtime
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Compact, standardized design – fits common NH bases and disconnectors
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Tested to international standards – proven safety and global acceptance
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Backed by Eaton Bussmann engineering – decades of expertise in fuse protection
5. Eaton Bussmann NH Fuse Types (400 V Range)
| Operating Class | Typical Applications | Current Range | Fuse Sizes | Description |
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| gG | General cable and line protection | 2 A – 1250 A | NH000 – NH4 | Full-range fuse providing overload and short-circuit protection |
| aM | Motor and transformer circuits | 6 A – 1250 A | NH000 – NH4 | Partial-range fuse protecting against short circuits only |
Each fuse is available in standard and IMGL (insulated grip lug) versions for enhanced handling safety.
6. Your Advantages with Casadaa Distribution
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Extensive stock of Eaton Bussmann NH 400 V fuses
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Fast delivery across Europe and international export options
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Expert technical advice for selecting the right fuse type
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Support for system design, replacement, and cross-reference solutions
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Access to datasheets, technical drawings, and certifications
Casadaa Distribution is your reliable partner for Eaton Bussmann NH fuse systems and accessories.
7. Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the difference between gG and aM NH fuses?
A: gG fuses protect cables and general circuits from both overloads and short circuits. aM fuses provide short-circuit protection only and are used in motor and transformer applications.
Q: Can Eaton Bussmann NH 400 V fuses be used in standard NH bases?
A: Yes, all 400 V fuses are fully compatible with NH bases conforming to DIN 43620.
Q: Are there fuses with built-in indicators?
A: Yes, all standard NH 400 V fuses feature dual visual indicators and optional microswitch signaling.
Q: What is the breaking capacity of NH 400 V fuses?
A: Up to 120 kA, depending on the fuse size and rating.
